A working group of psychedelic seekers, providers, and ethics thinkers building the infrastructure—frameworks, tools, and case libraries—to make ethics measurable, observable, and auditable across the entire field. This is a *builder's community* to contribute to systems, processes, technology.

Building practical, observable, auditable ethical frameworks so seekers can find trustworthy psychedelic providers and communities can elevate the most ethical among them.

Seekers pursuing therapeutic or proactive psychedelic use who want real tools—not vague assurances—to evaluate provider ethics before they ever step into a session. Providers working in clinical settings, retreats, or as individual facilitators who want their integrity to be visible and verifiable, not just claimed. Researchers, policy thinkers, harm reduction advocates, and ethicists ready to build a living ethics case library together. This community calls to those who believe cognitive liberty is a right, that ethics must be practical and conflict-of-interest-free, and who are willing to do the unglamorous work of making accountability real inside an extractive system.

Action-oriented and structured, with the energy of people who are tired of vague ethics talk and want something they can publish, fund, and actually use. Expect accountability, rigor, and a shared impatience with existing systems.

An invitation to co-create the practical ethical standards the psychedelic space has been missing—tools any community can adopt, free from provider conflicts of interest, grounded in the reality that good intentions alone don't protect anyone.