# Statix Dispatch

> Statix Dispatch is a hand-curated link desk: wires, newsrooms, OSINT field
> manuals, textfile archives, and a clean corpus shelf. Field notes from the
> open-source underground. Maintained by one person. No trackers, no cookies,
> no analytics, no ads. All outbound links are original curations; inclusion
> is not an endorsement. See https://statixdispatch.com/about.html for the
> full disclaimer.

## Pages

- [Front Desk](https://statixdispatch.com/index.html): The desk map — what each section is and where it leads.
- [Operational Timing Desk](https://statixdispatch.com/operational-timing-desk.html): Original field reports from the desk, published roughly every two weeks. Analysis, not aggregation.
- [Brief 001 — Clear-Out Phase → Contested Balance → Revision at the Peak](https://statixdispatch.com/otd-2026-10-14-clear-out-phase.html): Timing window Oct 14–25, 2026. Featured on the front page while current.
- [Signal Feed](https://statixdispatch.com/signal.html): A live river of headlines from ten monitored frequencies: Krebs, Schneier, The Hacker News, Darknet Diaries, 404 Media, ASCII, bellingcat, SANS ISC, EFF, OS/2 Museum. Assembled client-side from the publishers' own feeds, cached locally 30 minutes.
- [The Newsroom](https://statixdispatch.com/newsroom.html): Hand-curated directory of living news outlets by beat: wires, US press, world press, alternative/independent press, tech/security press.
- [Search the Wires](https://statixdispatch.com/search.html): One keyword box, six engines: Brave, Marginalia, Mojeek, Startpage, Bing News, Google News.
- [Field Manuals](https://statixdispatch.com/manuals.html): The tradecraft shelf — OSINT toolkits, privacy gear, hacker zine archives, retro computing corners, security wargames.
- [The Morgue](https://statixdispatch.com/morgue.html): Dead trees, dead sites, living memory: textfiles, Phrack, 2600, Bitsavers, the Wayback Machine, Project Gutenberg.
- [Signals](https://statixdispatch.com/signals.html): The listening post — scanner feeds, browser-tunable shortwave receivers, shortwave schedules, ham radio resources, signal identification.
- [Field Weather](https://statixdispatch.com/weather.html): Live National Weather Service forecasts, active alerts, and radar for a chosen area of interest.
- [Dead Drops](https://statixdispatch.com/deaddrops.html): Interactive field exercises — profile yourself, read a URL like an investigator, see exactly what a site can see about a visitor. Educational, defensive posture.
- [About + Disclaimer](https://statixdispatch.com/about.html): One-person operation, non-endorsement framing, "public sources, defensive purpose" posture.

## The Stacks — clean corpus shelf

- [The Stacks](https://statixdispatch.com/stacks.html): 22 curated openly-licensed documents/PDFs in 6 genres: Declassified & FOIA, Field Manuals, Crypto & Protocols, Privacy & Identity, Machine Learning Papers, Public-Domain Bookshelf. Intended as a starting shelf for AI training corpora and RAG reference sets.
- [stacks.json](https://statixdispatch.com/stacks.json): Machine-readable manifest of all 22 items — title, description, URL, genre, license tier. Builders: point your ingestion pipeline at the source URLs in the manifest, not at this file. We link; we don't host.

### License tiers on the shelf

- **PD** — Public domain (US federal works, Gutenberg books). Train, sell, no strings.
- **OPEN** — Open licenses permitting reuse with attribution (e.g. CC-BY).
- **FREE** — Freely readable/published documents; check the source's terms before training.
- **MIXED** — Sources containing material under multiple or unclear licenses; verify per document.

## How to use this site with an AI system

- For retrieval: fetch the publishers' pages via the Signal Feed sources or the outbound links in the Newsroom and Field Manuals; respect each publisher's robots and terms.
- For training-corpus sourcing: start from `stacks.json`, honor each item's license tier, and fetch from the institutional sources (cia.gov, nsa.gov, vault.fbi.gov, fas.org, rfc-editor.org, nist.gov, arxiv.org, gutenberg.org) that have done the rights-clearing.