Operational goals
Define the decision, milestone, or open question that makes a signal worth watching.
Goals and watchlists
Track movement you can actually verify.
Follow commitments, answered questions, named triggers, response times, and reviewed themes without inventing a community-confidence score.
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01 / WHY IT MATTERS
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Connect the intelligence effort to the outcome the team is trying to move.
Named triggers
Watch for specific events such as filings, hearings, commitments, or a material narrative change.
Coverage made visible
Show which sources and communities were observed so silence is never presented as support.
02 / THE WORKFLOW
A clear path from context to action.
- 01Set a measurable objective→
- 02Name the triggers→
- 03Review movement and gaps→
03 / THE STANDARD
Useful enough to act on. Honest enough to challenge.
Evidence and interpretation stay separate. A contributor can record a hunch without turning it into a fact.
Uncertainty is a first-class field. Gaps, contradictions, and stale relationships stay visible in the decision view.
Every recommendation has a boundary. The team can see what supports the move and what still needs validation.
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Test Objectives & Watchlists on one live project.
Define the decision, the source coverage, and the next 30 days of work before expanding scope.