Demo

The Demo page uses synthetic data....

"ConeStack: Horizon Allocator".

This is a serious "resource allocation" mini-game designed for analysts. It uses the exact same strategic foresight data from the ConeStack dashboard.

Game Mechanics:

• The Premise: The player acts as a Strategic Director. A localized "Crisis Cluster" of interconnected events (drawn dynamically from the data) is emerging.

• The Constraints: The player has a limited budget of 4 Strategic Interventions.

• The Actions: They can spend capital to Mitigate negative threats (preventing them and their cascading network effects) or Accelerate positive breakthroughs (amplifying their benefits).

• The Engine: The game calculates a "Systemic Stability Index" based on what the player chose to alter, heavily punishing unmitigated "domino effects" (where a negative event triggers its relatedTo events).

"ConeStack: Scenario Weaver".

This interactive tool puts the analyst in the driver's seat of the Future Cone. Rather than just looking at the map, they must actively plot a viable strategic path from 2026 to 2032.

Game Mechanics:

• The Goal: Build a continuous scenario chain to reach the year 2031/2032.

• The Cone: The visual SVG cone is fully integrated. As you make choices, your trajectory is charted across the timeline and probability zones.

• The Constraints:

  • Volatility: Selecting highly uncertain events (Possible, Wild Card) increases systemic volatility. If Volatility exceeds 100%, the timeline collapses (Game Over).

  • Strategic Advantage: Positive events increase your advantage; negative events drain it. You want to finish the scenario with the highest possible score.

• Dynamic Pathways: Options are generated contextually based on the relatedTo links in the original data, forcing analysts to think about cascading effects.

"ConeStack: Matrix Diplomat".

This interactive module uses a series of 2x2 Non-Cooperative Games to simulate geopolitical maneuvering. The player represents the United States, facing off against changing adversaries across the timeline.

Game Mechanics:

• The Matrix: For each scenario (year), you and an adversary must simultaneously choose a strategy. The intersection of your choices determines the outcome.

• Game Theory Payoffs: Each cell in the 2x2 grid shows the expected change in US Advantage and Global Volatility. You must anticipate the opponent's rational choice (Nash Equilibrium) or risk a sub-optimal outcome.

• The Cone Integration: The resulting outcome triggers a specific event from the ConeStack database, permanently plotting it on your Future Cone and altering the trajectory of the 2026-2032 timeline.