Novitsky I.Y. Psychcode and Psychpassport: ontology of the psychic system. Moscow: Clinic of Doctor Novitsky, 2026. – 396 p.

The book "Psychcode and Psychpassport" provides a conceptual and engineering basis for a systemic description of mental activity. It proposes two interconnected tools: the Psychcode as a formal language for structuring mental processes and the Psychpassport as a model of their individual configuration. These concepts are introduced to bridge the gap between phenomenological psychiatry and modern science's demands for measurability, reproducibility, and digital interpretability of human data.

The work is aimed at the professional community of psychiatrists, clinical psychologists, neuroscientists, and specialists in medical AI and digital health. The book demonstrates how the Psychpassport allows for the recording of the psyche's layered organization, the dynamics of its connections, and its vulnerabilities, while the Psychcode formalizes these structures for clinical analysis, therapy, and digital models.

This publication does not offer simplistic answers, but creates space for a new scientific program in which the psyche becomes the object of precise analysis, engineering modeling and clinical interpretation, and in which man gains the opportunity to understand his own mental structure as clearly as he understands the data about his body.