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Simulate the world before you act.

Run multi-agent scenarios powered by real research. See every outcome before making your move.

Used by researchers, analysts, and strategists
to pressure-test decisions before they make them.

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Define the scenario

Name the decision, crisis, or turning point you want to pressure-test against reality.

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Ground it in evidence

AI deep-searches your sources — documents, transcripts, data — and builds the intelligence base.

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Construct the world

Your research becomes a living simulation world: agents, power dynamics, rules, and tensions.

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Populate with agents

Millions of AI agents — each a 1:1 model of a real-world entity — enter with identities, strategies, and hidden agendas.

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Let the world run

Agents act, react, form alliances, and contest power. The world evolves on its own. You watch from above.

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Extract intelligence

Predictions, turning points, risk divergence, and emergent dynamics — structured intelligence, not a summary.

How it works

Turn your research into
a simulation world.

Real actors. Real beliefs.

Agents grounded in your research — playing real actors in the world.

Upload your documents, reports, and sources. The Prediction Engine reads them and builds agent profiles — each one a 1:1 mirror of a real-world actor, whose beliefs, incentives, and constraints are synthesized directly from your material. No hallucination. No generic archetypes.

SIMULATION AGENT4 sources indexedSASenior Policy AdvisorCentral BankingTier 1 · ActiveSTANCEHawkish — inflation remainsthe primary constraintSTRATEGYCoalition-building throughdata-driven advocacyKEY RELATIONSHIPSTSTreasury SecretaryalliedRGRegional GovernorstensionIDInternational DirectorneutralSYNTHESIZED FROMPDFResearchWEBArticleDOCReportVIDTranscript✓ No hallucination
Fed ReserveWhite HousePBOCPowellTreasuryBlackRockGoldmanJPMorganIMFOPECSenatePentagonNATOCongressState DeptUNEU Comm.ECBEurozoneChina GovPLAOpenAIAnthropicDeepMindWorld BankWTO

Relationships matter.

A knowledge graph of alliances, rivalries, and history.

Before round one starts, X builds a relationship graph from your sources — who trusts whom, who has leverage over whom, which factions are aligned. Every agent enters the simulation carrying that history. Prior interactions shape every decision.

Go deeper.

Interview the agents after the simulation.

When the simulation ends, each agent stays in character. Ask Powell why he dissented. Ask China Gov how they plan to respond. The agents answer from inside their accumulated history — their positions, their constraints, what changed their minds.

Interview — Jerome PowellPowellFed ChairHow will the Fed respond if inflationsurprises to the upside in Q3 2026?Given current committee composition, a 50bpshike would be on the table — but I would facedissent from Waller and Jefferson.What would change your mind to hold instead?A credible slowdown in services inflation plusTreasury yield normalization — both conditions,not just one.Ask Powell anything about monetary policy...

What people simulate

The questions worth running a world for.

From macro policy to AI regulation — simulate any scenario where human decisions, power structures, and incentives collide.

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Monetary Policy

The Fed holds as inflation re-accelerates. Which G20 central banks break ranks first — and what does the cascade look like across EM currencies?

Model diverging monetary regimes, capital flight dynamics, and sovereign debt stress across a 12-month window.

~28 agents · 12 rounds
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Geopolitics

A disputed South China Sea incident triggers DEFCON escalation. Map the decision tree across Beijing, Washington, Tokyo, and Manila in the first 96 hours.

War-game the full escalation ladder — from back-channel signaling to public commitment traps and third-party calculations.

~44 agents · 16 rounds
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Technology Governance

EU AI Act enforcement begins. Which foundation model labs exit the European market, which comply, and who captures the regulatory vacuum?

Simulate regulatory arbitrage, lobbying coalitions, and product strategy pivots across labs, member states, and standards bodies.

~36 agents · 14 rounds
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Energy Transition

Saudi Arabia cuts production by 3M barrels/day unilaterally. Trace second and third-order effects on petrostates, sovereign wealth funds, and EV adoption curves.

Model belief revision inside OPEC+, capital reallocation across energy sectors, and political realignment in import-dependent economies.

~31 agents · 12 rounds
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Corporate Strategy

A major pharmaceutical acquires a diagnostics AI company. Simulate incumbent response, FDA posture, and payer network dynamics over 18 months.

Map competitive countermoves, reimbursement coalition formation, and the strategic calculus of smaller players deciding whether to partner or exit.

~26 agents · 10 rounds
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Systemic Risk

Three regional banks fail simultaneously. Model how the Fed, Treasury, Congress, and institutional creditors coordinate — or fail to — in real time.

Simulate the political economy of a bailout decision: who defects, who grandstands, and which intervention arrives too late.

~33 agents · 14 rounds
Enterprise

Built for teams that simulate before they decide.

Strategic war-gaming  ·  Regulatory foresight  ·  Geopolitical intelligence

Private repositories · Source-isolated execution · No model training on your data

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