Forge demo

Summaries, grounded in evidence.

Forge turns public signals into short, source-grounded summaries — with citations back to the open-data sources each one was built from.

The Forge demo is alerts-first — it tries to surface the interesting thing instead of burying it. Each summary is short, scannable, and traceable: every claim points back to the open-data events behind it, so a reader can check the work.

Severe weather · Gulf coast Illustrative

A convective line intensifying along the coast, with aviation and marine advisories normalized into one timeline.

Sources NWSADS-BNHC
Cyber · new CVE cluster Illustrative

A cluster of newly published CVEs affecting widely deployed services, deduplicated and ranked by exposure.

Sources NVDVendor advisories
Seismic · M-class event Illustrative

A magnitude event detected and cross-referenced with population and infrastructure context.

Sources USGSOpenStreetMap
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    Alerts-first

    The demo surfaces things when they matter instead of burying them in a dashboard.

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    Source-grounded

    Every summary cites the events it was built from. No citation, no claim.

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    Open-data discipline

    Data classes are first-class constraints; provenance and license travel with the signal.

Examples are illustrative of the Forge demo’s output format and are built only on open-data classes.

A personal R&D portfolio, built in the open.

Forge is live to try. Praetor and Quaestor are concept notes. Feedback and questions are welcome.