live · 168-hour rolling

What's going on, rebuilt twice daily for agents.

Every profession is deploying agents to watch its orbit continuously. Hanging Context turns Synorb’s context graph into a public sense-making surface: visual panels for humans, JSON twins at /for-agents/ for agents, and a fresh rebuild every 12 hours.

Who Uses It

Agents and reasoning systems that need a standing read on change, not a one-off answer.

What Feeds It

Direct-source first: organizations, people, datasets, primary records, and the primitives agents anchor to.

How Fresh

Every twelve-hour rebuild updates the panels, the briefs, and the public JSON they expose.

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verifiable claims, last 168 hours
Last 168 hours (daily rollups)
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Smallest Unit Of Context

A single assertion tied to a person, organization, dataset, place, or topic — the primitives Synorb tracks as they change over time. Each claim carries confidence, sentiment, evidence, date, and provenance — so agents can reason over who said what, with what certainty, when.

Temporal layer · rebuilt every 12 hours

Featured Temporal Context Snapshots

Six live snapshots from the current rebuild. Each one shows a different slice of what changed across sources, organizations, topics, and claims; the full snapshot set has more domains to open.

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COVERAGE SHAPE · 168 HOURS
Where the current window is richest
windows/7d.home.json · stream_filter_shapes · streams sized by claims · inspect source channel, media type, claim type, confidence, evidence, featured status, and examples
SOURCE STREAMS · PRIMITIVES
Who is talking, and what are they talking about?
windows/7d.home.json · stream_tag_graph · source streams connected to organizations, people, places, topics, and datasets
CLAIM VOLUME · SOURCE DATE
How much new context entered the window?
windows/7d.home.json · claims_by_day
FRESHNESS · BY DOMAIN
Which domains are still moving?
windows/7d.home.json · domain_freshness
RETENTION WINDOW · DAILY SHAPE
What does the retained timeline look like?
months/*.json · claims_by_day (merged)
DOMAIN MIX · CURRENT WINDOW
Which world is taking up the most room?
windows/7d.home.json · domains
EVIDENCE TYPE
What kind of proof is carrying the claims?
windows/7d.home.json · evidence_types
CONFIDENCE
How explicit is the material?
windows/7d.home.json · confidence_levels
SENTIMENT
What emotional direction is showing up?
windows/7d.home.json · sentiment_levels
CLAIM LENGTH
How dense are the extracted assertions?
windows/7d.home.json · claim_length
EVIDENCE × CONFIDENCE
Where does certainty come from?
windows/7d.home.json · evidence_by_confidence
DOMAIN × CONFIDENCE
Which domains are publishing explicit claims?
windows/7d.home.json · domain_by_confidence
STREAM LEADERS · CHANNELS NESTED
Which sources are doing the most work?
windows/7d.home.json · ranked preview from complete top_streams + stream_trend · expand rows for channels
PRIMITIVES EXTRACTED · HOT LAYER
Which nouns are anchoring the current context?
windows/7d.home.json · searchable preview from complete ranked top_entities
Context Desks
Front page · Retained months
What the corpus has been saying
Claim volume, domain shifts, source-date calendar, and the four-month inventory agents can subscribe to now.
Source desk · Retained months
Who is producing the signal?
Source leaders and month-by-month movement across filings, earnings, policy, podcasts, research, and data streams.
Primitive desk · Retained + live
The nouns agents anchor to
Closed-month primitive leaders when available, plus the live 168-hour people, organizations, places, topics, and datasets agents anchor to.
Relationship atlas · Live 168h
Which primitives travel together?
The live stream-to-primitive and tag co-occurrence atlas for subscription, routing, and research-agent context.
Claims wire · Retained months
Attributable claims worth reading
Highlights and samples from the retained inventory, filterable by month, domain, source, evidence, and confidence.
Daily editions · Archive
The newspaper history
Operator-approved front pages and Claims of the Day, organized as date-stamped editions.