{"compile":"2026-10-10","canonical":"https://aaronspradlin.grok.me/wiki/program","json":"https://aaronspradlin.grok.me/page.json?slug=program","license":"Source-available for noncommercial research and evaluation only. No commercial, product, platform, or service use without written permission.","scientific_breakthrough":false,"slug":"program","title":"The research program","dek":"Who this corpus belongs to, where the work lives, and how to read it without confusing a simulation for a spacetime theorem.","updated":"2026-09-10","status":"core","claim":null,"tags":["overview","open-science","github","x"],"related":["aaron-spradlin","for-researchers","great-grok-challenge","x-notebook","hubble-tension","origin-law","quantum","c3-governor","it-from-bit","recoverability-framework","start-here","falsification","scan-log","superseded","freeze-notation","astra","v1241-closure"],"packages":[{"id":"wetlab-root","name":"WetLabEngine (root)","path":"/","status":"supported"}],"notes":[{"id":"license-2026-04-14","title":"Noncommercial research license","date":"2026-04-14","xUrl":"https://x.com/aaronspradlin/status/2044082964456448086"},{"id":"luminaries-2026-09-03","title":"ThinkAdvisor Luminaries finalist","date":"2026-09-03","xUrl":"https://x.com/aaronspradlin/status/2095314028969275500"},{"id":"wiki-public-2026-09-06","title":"Compiled wiki published on grok.me","date":"2026-09-06","xUrl":"https://x.com/aaronspradlin/status/2096453861347311661"}],"claims":[],"text":"Aaron Spradlin (@aaronspradlin) is Chief Technology & Security Officer at United Planners Financial Services. In parallel he runs a public AI-research ledger that asks a stubborn question without claiming the physics: if you refuse to put spacetime, a metric, or a manifold in by hand, what structure can still appear from retained information? The product he will defend is signal over hype — coherence you can audit — not Einstein.\n\nThis wiki is a compiled research area, not a census of the X account. It unifies two public streams that otherwise live in different places: the GitHub working tree proteinfoldingengine/WetLabEngine (especially Tmp/TOE) and the scientific field notes posted from @aaronspradlin. X is the archive of record. The public compile is https://aaronspradlin.grok.me. Vector search can sit on the same document units later. For now the corpus is indexed, cross-linked, and honest about claim status.\n\nTwo labs, one method\n\nThe repository root is a white-box protein-simulation audit engine: a JSON science contract, deterministic checks against raw artifacts, and an AI peer-review pass. Labs/ holds two GitHub-only coarse-grained campaigns (p53, MECP2). Nested under Tmp/TOE is a much larger geometry-from-information program — UQCF-GEM, retained atlas, holonomy, restricted-bridge theorems, cosmology derivation packets, the Great Grok Challenge validation ladder, and applied recoverability assays (batteries, SPARC rotation-curve holdouts, frozen v9 on 1UAO/1L2Y, Villin HP35, C3++ LLM telemetry).\n\nGitHub is the source of truth for code, packages, and papers.\nX is the archive of record. This wiki is a compiled index of load-bearing posts, not a dump of the account.\nAI systems (Grok, Gemini Pro, Claude, OpenAI) are used as public red-team, not as oracles.\nEvery advertised result is supposed to be independently runnable.\n\nSignal over hype.\n\nWhat this wiki is not\n\nIt is not a claim that a Theory of Everything has been proved. Spradlin repeatedly publishes restricted theorems, numerical harnesses, and explicit “not claimed” lists. The editorial rule here matches Package 17: if a seam is open, it is labeled open.\n\nThe X and GitHub source is made available for personal, research, evaluation, and other noncommercial uses only. Commercial, product, platform, or service use requires written permission.\n\nWetLabEngine on GitHub\nTmp/TOE working tree\n@aaronspradlin\nPublic wiki — aaronspradlin.grok.me","howToCite":"Spradlin, A. (2026-10-10). The research program. Retained Atlas. https://aaronspradlin.grok.me/wiki/program. Keep claim badge: see page."}