CN SOLAR LABS · DATA · 02
PILOTAn instrument for reading the record
A corpus nobody else has is worth nothing until somebody can ask it a question.
STAGE
Early pilots
SUBSTRATE
The Consensus corpus
SURFACE
One terminal
§ 01
Consensus records what people believed and what actually happened. The Terminal is where an organisation puts that record to work: entity resolution, extraction, and models over it, in one surface.
Think of the two instruments most organisations already pay for. One resolves messy internal data into entities and relationships you can reason about. The other puts a live market on a screen and lets an analyst interrogate it. The Terminal is built where those overlap, on a substrate neither of them has: a calibrated, outcome-resolved record of human expectation.
Extraction, resolution, and machine learning run against the corpus and against whatever the organisation brings with it, so a question about a market, a counterparty, a supply chain, or an internal launch is answered from evidence rather than from the last person who spoke confidently.
§ 02
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01
Ingest what you have
Your records joined to the belief corpus.
02
Resolve the entities
People, firms, instruments, events, reconciled.
03
Model over it
Extraction and learned models, not static dashboards.
04
Ask in one surface
Markets, counterparties, and your own launches.
Consensus Data Terminal is in early pilots with a small number of first customers, including inside the group. What is described here states the shape of the product rather than a generally available feature set. Detailed metrics are shared directly with qualified counterparties.