Simulation
Ask a “what if” question, give the agents the platform’s material and watch the actors react round by round, up to a report with scenarios, risks and actions.
- Seed
Write the “what if” question and pick the material the agents will know.
produces: question, sources and horizon
- Complete question. Include the trigger (“if…”), the horizon (“14 days”) and the effect you want to measure (“prices”). The checker under the question shows what is missing.
- Fresh material. Prefer sources updated a few hours ago: each one’s age is shown next to its name.
- Actors
Review the detected actors, each one’s stance and who stays out.
produces: actor graph and agents
- Agents are simulated. Statements come from agents, not real actors. Use the report as a scenario to think with, not as a forecast.
- Simulation
Follow the rounds live and inject variables along the way.
produces: feed, indicators and timeline
- Quick test first. Run on Quick fidelity to validate the question before moving to Deep: cost grows with agents × rounds.
- Compare variables. Inject an event with God’s eye and use “Redo with another variable”; sensitivity shows what moved the result most.
- Report
Read scenarios with probabilities, risks with evidence, and ask the report.
produces: scenarios, risks and actions
- Follow the evidence. Each risk and action cites a round: click it to see what the agents said at that moment.
Use a ready template, start from scratch or watch a whole simulation run by itself.
Example templates
Each template fills in the question, seed material, horizon and step. Everything can be adjusted later.
Maritime Chokepoints
What happens to energy prices and European foreign policy if the Strait of Hormuz stays closed for 14 days starting tomorrow?
International Sanctions
What is the impact on energy markets if the EU and the US expand sanctions on Russian oil over the next 30 days?
Elections
How do currency, stocks and rates react if the opposition candidate wins next Sunday’s election, over the following 7 days?
Natural Disasters
What happens to supply chains and food prices if a hurricane shuts Gulf of Mexico ports for 21 days?