ConditionalAll use cases

Anyone who reads the news and wonders what it means for their own situation rather than in the abstract.

You have a view about the economy

If I am right about this, what does it do to me specifically?

Not whether the market goes up. Whether your life changes if it does.

01

A scenario states an antecedent, not a prediction

You supply the 'if.' The engine is responsible only for propagating it correctly through obligations you actually have. That division of labor is what keeps the tool from pretending to know things it cannot know.

02

Every shock declares its transmission path

Inflation scales the discretionary bootstrap. Energy scales the metered categories. Rates hit revolving interest. It is written in the code and shown in the interface, so you can disagree with the mechanism rather than just distrusting the output.

03

Combined shocks are attributed by ablation

When three things happen at once people assume the effects add up. They do not — scaling factors compound. Each shock's contribution is computed by re-running without it.