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Brings every user-facing surface into alignment with the live resilience scorer. Zero behavior change: overall_score is still the 6-domain weighted aggregate, schemaVersion is still 2.0 default, and every existing test continues to pass. Surfaces touched: - proto + OpenAPI: rewrote the ResiliencePillar + schema_version descriptions. 2.0 is correctly documented as default; shaped-but-empty language removed. - Widget: added missing recovery: 'Recovery' label (was rendering literal lowercase recovery before), retitled footer data-version chip from Data to Seed date so it is clear the value reflects the static seed bundle not every live input, rewrote help tooltip for 6 domains and 3 pillars and called out the 0.25 recovery weight. - Methodology doc: domains-and-weights table now carries all 6 rows with actual code weights (0.17/0.15/0.11/0.19/0.13/0.25), Recovery section header weight corrected from 1.0 to 0.25, new Pillar-combined score activation (pending) section with the measured Spearman 0.9935, top-5 movers, and the activation checklist. - documentation.mdx + features.mdx: product blurbs updated from 5 domains and 13 dimensions to 6 domains and 19 dimensions grouped into 3 pillars. - Tests: recovery-label regression pin, Seed date label pin, clarified pillar-schema degenerate-input semantics. New scaffolding for defensibility: - docs/snapshots/resilience-ranking-2026-04-21.json frozen published tables artifact with methodology metadata and commit SHA. - docs/snapshots/resilience-pillar-sensitivity-2026-04-21.json live Redis capture (52-country sample) combining sensitivity stability with the current-vs-proposed Spearman comparison. - scripts/freeze-resilience-ranking.mjs refresh script. - scripts/compare-resilience-current-vs-proposed.mjs comparison script. - tests/resilience-ranking-snapshot.test.mts 13 assertions auto discovered from any resilience-ranking-YYYY-MM-DD.json in snapshots. Verification: npm run typecheck:all clean, 390/390 resilience tests pass. Follow-up: pillar-combined score activation. The sensitivity artifact shows rank-preservation Spearman 0.9935 and no ceiling effects, which clears the methodological bar. Blocker is messaging because every country drops ~13 points under the penalty, so activation PR ships with re-anchored release-gate bands, refreshed frozen ranking, and a v2.0 methodology note.
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title: "Introduction"
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description: "World Monitor is an open-source, real-time global intelligence dashboard that aggregates news, markets, military and maritime activity, infrastructure data, and AI-powered analysis into a single map-first interface."
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---
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World Monitor is a real-time situational-awareness platform for people who need to understand what is happening in the world beyond traditional news headlines. The core surface is a 3D globe (or flat map) with toggleable data layers for conflict, military, maritime, aviation, infrastructure, and natural events; a panel system for synthesised intelligence and markets; a daily AI brief; and two flagship workflows (Route Explorer and Scenario Engine) for reasoning about supply-chain disruption. It ships as five specialised variants from one codebase — geopolitics, technology, finance, commodities, and positive global trends — each pre-configured for its audience.
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The platform is designed for journalists, security analysts, researchers, PRO subscribers running operational workflows, and anyone who needs a faster read on a complex global situation than open-web searching allows.
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## What you can do
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- **Monitor global events in real time** on a 3D globe or flat map with toggleable data layers for military flights, naval vessels, satellites, earthquakes, wildfires, cyber threats, disease outbreaks, radiation, and more
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- **Read an AI-generated daily intelligence brief** that synthesises the day's headlines into a structured, source-attributed summary — viewable in the dashboard, as a public share link, or as a social-ready image carousel
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- **Screen country-level risk two ways**: the [Country Instability Index](/country-instability-index) for a high-frequency stress signal on a curated country set, and the [Country Resilience Index](/methodology/country-resilience-index) for a ~220-country resilience score across 6 domains and 19 dimensions (grouped into 3 pillars), refreshed every 6 hours
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- **Plan shipments with [Route Explorer](/route-explorer)** — a full-screen keyboard-first workflow that resolves chokepoint exposures, alternative corridors, land routes, and country-level impact for any origin-destination-commodity combination
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- **Run disruption scenarios with the [Scenario Engine](/scenario-engine)** — pre-built conflict, weather, sanctions, and tariff-shock scenarios that paint impact across chokepoints, sectors, and countries directly on the map
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- **Analyse financial signals** including market quotes, commodity prices, prediction markets, central-bank rates, EU macro indicators, and Gulf-economy dashboards
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- **Connect your own agent** via the [MCP server](/mcp) — Claude, Cursor, and other MCP clients can call curated WorldMonitor tools over OAuth 2.1 or a direct API key
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- **Run entirely in your browser** with optional offline AI capabilities via ONNX Runtime Web, keeping your data on your device
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## Quick links
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- **New here?** Start with [Getting Started](/getting-started) for installation and setup
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- **Want the quick tour?** [Features & Interface](/features) walks through the map, layers, panels, and Cmd+K
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- **Want to understand the system?** Read [Architecture](/architecture) for how the pieces fit together
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- **Building an integration?** Start with the [Quickstart](/usage-quickstart) and browse the [API Reference](/api/ConflictService.openapi.yaml)
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- **Connecting an AI agent?** Set up the [MCP server](/mcp)
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- **Interested in the data sources?** See [Data Sources](/data-sources)
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- **Want to contribute?** Read [Contributing](/contributing) for code style and PR process
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## License
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World Monitor is open source under [AGPL-3.0](/license). Free for personal, educational, and research use. Commercial use requires a [separate license](/license#commercial-use-requires-a-separate-license).
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