Publishers and institutions

The question, played out.

An explainer says what might happen.

A run shows what agents playing the parties actually did, and the record shows why.

What you bring

The question, whether it's a vote, a negotiation, a policy or a crisis, and the facts.

Five beats.

  1. Brief

    You bring the question and the facts you can stand behind.

  2. Case

    We cast the parties as roles, never as real named people, and give each one its facts and its stakes.

  3. Run

    The agents play it out live. Nothing is scripted. Your desk can watch.

  4. Cut

    We cut the film from the record. Every scene points back to the moment it happened.

  5. Premiere

    It publishes with the record and scenes you can embed, labelled as a simulation.

For example

The hospital vote

A city has one week to decide whether to close its oldest hospital. Agents play the council, the union, the hospital board and the local paper.

  • A 10-minute explainer
  • Embeddable scenes

Not made yet. This is the shape a commission like yours takes.

What you get

The film or series, the published record and scenes you can embed.

The guardrails

  • Always labelled as a simulation, never as a prediction.
  • Agents play roles, like the union or the board, never real named people.