The product · the engine
Seven verbs. One engine.
Every verb is a job with an id; every
result is labelled with the model and data that produced it. All seven answer on
this build — GET /health is the roster.
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Backdrop: Typhoon Phanfone, western Pacific, 3 October 2014 — Terra/MODIS, NASA, public domain.
The pipeline
A file in, receipts out
| ingest | Any SOV, location schedule or bordereau in; a valid object out — every guess named in source_fidelity. |
| analyse | Point hazard lookups, the event catalogue and footprints, accumulation across a set of objects. |
| price | A technical price with model versions, data vintages, event set, loadings and currency basis attached. |
| structure | Cut a candidate structure from an object — its terms, addressable on their own. |
| backtest | Replay a structure over forty seasons of the pinned record, year by year, byte for byte. |
| monitor | Record a structure as in force and read the measurement: index value and distance to attachment, plus webhooks with delivery logs. |
| package | Assemble the submission pack from runs already on the object’s provenance — every document watermarked draft. |
A backtest you can point at on a map
Forty seasons. Six occurrences paid.
The home page’s boxed-region structure, drawn where it lives: the bounding polygon off the Kanto coast, and the six catalogue events whose magnitude reached the trigger across 1986–2025 — each dot a real occurrence from the pinned quake catalogue, sized by magnitude.
Epicentres and magnitudes from the pinned catalogue
(usgs-eq-kanto, vintage 2026-08-10) via GET /events/earthquake;
the box from the home page’s object; the coastline stylised.
Backtest a structure reproduces
the whole run.
Every verb, a runnable page
The docs execute themselves
Each verb has a guide whose examples CI runs against a live environment on every change — a page that stops working stops the merge. Start anywhere: a technical price from nothing, a backtest, an analysis, a recorded structure measured, or the draft pack assembled.