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MONOLITH // SIGNAL
Turn an unclear question into a sourced decision brief with confidence levels, contradictions, and next actions.
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A sourced decision brief with clear claims, verified sources, confidence levels, contradiction tracking, and actionable next steps.
Individual, freelancer, consultant, or small team needing reliable research and decision support.
Research question framing, source hierarchy, claim ledger, verification, confidence labeling, competitor comparison, decision criteria, and executive briefing.
Owners, freelancers, consultants, marketers, product teams
Users needing real-time data feeds or fully automated trading decisions; those seeking black-box insights without source transparency.
Research question or unclear decision context
Preferred source types and recency requirements
Stakeholder perspectives and decision criteria
DECISION-BRIEF.mdSOURCE-LEDGER.csvOPEN-QUESTIONS.mdRECOMMENDED-NEXT-ACTIONS.mdGuided means the package supplies platform-specific instructions but has not yet earned a native claim. Playbook means the method transfers, not the install format.
Hermes guided pending verification
OpenClaw guided pending verification
Claude Code guided pending verification
Claude (chat) guided pending verification
Microsoft Copilot playbook pending verification
Source reliability approval for specialized domains
Confidence threshold approval for high-stakes decisions
No unsupported factual claims in the final brief
Every external claim maps to a source and retrieval date
Conflicting evidence is surfaced rather than silently averaged
The operator distinguishes current evidence from prior conversation history
It passes market comparison, vendor selection, and client research scenarios
Research and decision beta packaged with five outputs, a fictional evidence fixture, twelve evals, and deterministic release proof.