Membrane Protocol

Section 1 · Selective Permeability

HYDRA runs as a static site. The server ships HTML, CSS and a small JavaScript engine — no accounts, no server-side sessions, no database of visitors. The membrane is intentionally selective: most signals pass straight through and are never stored on our side.

Section 2 · External Circulation

The lab pulls libraries from public CDNs — Anime.js, Three.js and Google Fonts. Those CDNs may log standard request metadata (IP, user agent, timestamp) under their own policies. The lab also embeds images and external links to original sources; once you cross that membrane, the destination site's protocol applies.

Section 3 · Plasma Separation (Subscribe)

If you enter an email in the centrifuge subscribe port, the address stays in your browser until you submit. The current build does not transmit to a backend — submission is a local demonstration. When a real intake is wired in, the protocol will be updated and the email will only be used to dispatch the weekly plasma digest.

Section 4 · Local Rheology

Some interface state — pulse-wave calendar position, vote selections on the sedimentation rack — is stored locally in your browser only. Clearing site data flushes the sample. No cross-site tracking tokens are issued by the lab itself.

Section 5 · Pressure Changes

If the protocol changes, the new pressure reading will be posted on this page with a revised date. For any membrane concerns, route a message to [email protected].

Last perfusion: 2026-07-24