Cascade

Describe a decision, an event, or a policy change. Cascade brings in six experts (economist, sociologist, technologist, political analyst, lawyer, environmental scientist) and shows what each thinks happens next. First-order effects, then the effects of those. Every link explained and sourced.

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One decision.Forty consequences.

Not one point of view.

Economic, social, technological, political, legal, environmental. Each agent reasons in its domain; the tree composes them into one map.

First, second, third order.

3rd-order depthZoom · pan

Watch them think.

SSE streamsLive progress

No black boxes.

Per-node citesConfidence

Two futures, one diff.

Run status quo against the proposed change. Unique branches tint, shared branches dedupe. The decision reveals itself.

The expensive mistakes are the ones nobody war-gamed.

Cascade is a consequence engine. Give it a decision and it maps the knock-on effects across six expert domains, three orders deep, so the second- and third-order effects show up before you commit, not after.

Six specialist agentsPer-node citationsPaired scenario diff

1st/2nd/3rd order depthLive SSE streamingJSON + PNG export

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Use Cases

Real scenarios teams ship with Cascade. Same agent, plugged into a workflow they already care about.

PricingStrategy40+ effects

What if we triple our prices? Cascade maps the knock-ons: revenue per customer up, CAC up 40%, mid-market quietly leaves in months 2–4, competitors undercut, three enterprise contracts flag breach risk.

RegulationLegalBefore it lands

Pre-map a policy change. Feed in a proposed rule. Cascade traces who it touches, in what order, and where the second-order costs hide.