A repository and publishing site focused on integrating human expertise, generative AI, and regulated clinical data workflows for statistical and pharmacometric analysis.
TrinityMetrics explores how AI can be used in clinical, statistical, and pharmacometric work without weakening accountability, reproducibility, or data integrity.
The repository is designed to support two connected goals:
- a Quarto website/blog for public-facing writing
- a code repository for reusable materials, examples, and workflow assets
The Quarto site is organized around a small set of stable pages:
- Home for project framing and current direction
- Blog for essays, working positions, and implementation notes
- Resources for reference documents, checklists, and practical guides
- Code for repository layout, examples, and reusable materials
- About for scope, audience, and project status
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├─ _quarto.yml
├─ index.qmd
├─ about.qmd
├─ blog/
│ ├─ index.qmd
│ └─ posts/
├─ resources.qmd
├─ code.qmd
├─ drafts/
├─ code/
├─ examples/
├─ skills/
├─ references/
├─ styles.css
└─ docs/
drafts/contains working Markdown drafts that are not yet publishedblog/posts/contains published Quarto postscode/contains reusable scripts, templates, and utilitiesexamples/contains worked examples and case studiesskills/contains specialized AI guidance/context filesreferences/contains PDFs and other static support materialsdocs/contains the rendered site output for GitHub Pages
The initial public launch is planned around two posts published together:
- a short philosophy post on AI assistance and human decision ownership
- a practical post on synthetic data workflows
That should make the purpose of the repository clear from the start.
To preview the site locally:
quarto previewTo render the site into docs/:
quarto renderThe site is configured to render to docs/.
There are two workable publishing patterns:
- render locally and commit
docs/ - use GitHub Actions to render and deploy automatically
This repository includes a GitHub Actions workflow for automated publishing.
- The Quarto configuration lives in
_quarto.yml. - Site styling adjustments live in
styles.css. - The repository is intentionally early-stage and will evolve as posts, examples, and reusable materials are added.