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Upload the briefing. Ask the question. Prophet maps the stakeholders into a knowledge graph, drops them into a live simulation, and returns a probability forecast with the arguments for and against, all traceable to your sources.

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Will energy prices spike if subsidy rules shift in Q3?

Forecast report

Regulatory shock triggers a 2-week pricing uncertainty window before markets stabilize around new contract terms.

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Energy Policy Analyst posted

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Market Forecaster commented

How it works

Source material in, inspectable forecast out.

Three steps. Full reasoning chain intact.

Step 1

Upload the source material.

Reports, notes, transcripts, research. Prophet turns them into a knowledge graph, not a summary.

Every claim stays anchored to the source

Step 2

Simulate the stakeholder conflict.

AI personas argue, align, and push back in a live simulation. Contrarian agents stress-test the consensus.

Competing narratives stay visible

Step 3

Interrogate the forecast.

Read the brief, explore the graph, then challenge it in chat. The reasoning trail stays intact.

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You get the forecast. You also get the fight that produced it.

Upload the source packet, ask the question, and get a forecast your team can actually challenge.

Example questions

What breaks first if the regulation lands two quarters early?

Which narrative wins if public sentiment swings before supply normalizes?

How does the forecast change if the loudest consensus is wrong?