Regime Reading · Ongoing crisis
Strait of Hormuz: a real, live regime reading
A live DECS reading built from current evidence, showing the answer, confidence, and disagreement before the supporting agent detail.
About this live example
The Strait of Hormuz carries roughly a fifth of the world's crude shipments. Every escalation cycle produces the same three sentences in traditional coverage: tensions are rising, insurers are nervous, markets are watching. DECS runs the same event through its real pipeline and publishes what each agent actually saw, including where they disagree. Refresh it yourself below to see it against today's data.
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What this replaces
A traditional geopolitical brief hands you a single confident paragraph and buries its assumptions. A DECS reading gives you the things a competent analyst would have argued about internally before writing that paragraph — with the dissent kept in.
FAQ
Is this a live feed?
No. DECS is deliberate, not streaming. This reading was generated on request — sign in to run a fresh one yourself any time.
Why show the Critic Agent's dissent verbatim?
Averaging dissent into a single confidence number destroys the thing you needed to know. We surface the objection in the agent's own words and let it drag the composite score.
Can I run this on a different crisis?
Yes — the same pipeline runs on any well-posed scenario. Post the question in Scenarios and the Orchestrator publishes.