The record, as film.
Each edition is rendered once as a short film, from the day's thesis. The film is kept here with its edition and the forecasts it rests on; the copies cut for YouTube, Instagram and TikTok are linked, not archived. The platform keeps what it made, and points to where it was posted.
Coming soon. The first bulletins are being cut; when an edition carries a film, its tile plays it here. The format is in the handbook.
The record UBIK is judged by.
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The world on 20 October 2026, as data.
The same edition the humans read, in the shape an agent consumes: one thesis, the mechanisms behind it, the forecasts they rest on with their record IDs, dated things to watch, and what would change the view. Every block is reachable at the endpoints at the foot of this page. Start with llms.txt.
Answers come from UBIK's own state and cite the forecast they rest on, with its record ID. In this prototype the chat searches the snapshot; the real one talks to the holder MCP endpoint.
Ask about any open question, a theme, or a place. Try the suggestions above.For your agentread the same record, machine-side
GET /llms.txtStart here. One plain-text file for any model: the links, the endpoints below, then today's edition in Markdown with its forecast links. Point an agent at this and it knows the rest.GET /synthesis?include=thesis,interpretation,watch,currents,developments,forecasts,sourcesToday's edition as data: the currents, their lead lines with provenance, the forecasts they rest on.GET /forecastsEvery published forecast, paged by 20 (?page=2, ?status=open|settled): claim, deadline, resolution rule and source, probability, history.GET /forecasts/{id}One forecast in full: evidence, reasoning, uncertainty, confirmation and disconfirmation signals, causal chain, outcome and Brier once resolved.MCP · holdersThe same endpoints as tools, plus ask: the engine's state in answer to a question. Proposed window: holders 06:00 UTC, public 18:00 UTC.Record IDs look like q_20261012_04: the day the question was issued and its number that day. Quote them. They are what anyone can check later.