Documentation
Scenarios
How scenarios are graded
Every scenario keeps a daily record of what it said. When it settles, Palanor scores the whole record, not only the day it was locked.
Building Your First Scenario
Two paths, same result. How to choose, and how to use each.
Scenario Discipline
Why four scenarios is a useful default — and why we no longer enforce it.
What Would Make It True
Every active scenario names what would have to be observably true for it to have happened — and where you would read it.
How Probability Is Calculated
The math under the score, in plain language.
Lattice Canvas
The proprietary signal-mapping canvas — build a scenario as a graph.
How Lattice Canvas changes the scoring math
When a scenario was authored in Lattice Canvas, the typed edges between nodes reshape the probability — the topology is part of the math, not just the picture.
Reopening a scenario in Lattice Canvas
Scenarios you build in Lattice Canvas keep their graph. Open the canvas from the scenario detail page to refine the topology.
Impact Score
The ±100 number on every scenario page — what it measures, how it is computed, how to calibrate.
Sharing a Scenario
Three sharing modes — internal, public link, specific people by email — and what each one means.
Scenario History
The daily snapshot system — what is recorded, where to find it, and how to read the History Log.
Update Narrative Story (Rubric)
How to direct Numen when composing or recomposing the long-form watch for a scenario.