Field study · Versioned public data
Signal Engine
Scheduled public-data collection across the local fleet, preserving the source material available at each observation.
Keep the input before interpreting it.
Fleet Harness schedules bounded fetch tasks. Workers return source bodies; a collector compresses and stores each distinct body by its SHA-256 hash, with sightings recorded separately.
- 01Schedule a source and time bucket
- 02Claim and heartbeat a bounded task
- 03Fetch the public source
- 04Hash and preserve a distinct body
- 05Record its sighting
- 06Analyze from preserved inputs
A content change is an observation.
The first source pack brings together election-related public records, news feeds, public posts, and market data. Each source retains its own collection cadence and usage tier.
A new body hash establishes that the collected content differs. It does not by itself establish a political event, a prediction, or a meaningful change in the underlying world.
A dated view of the collector.
Observed October 3, 2026: seven configured sources, 367 targets, 498 snapshots, and 498 sightings. These totals describe stored state; they do not assert that every configured feed is currently healthy.