The Map, A Still Tour — the ops desk behind every sealed call
The JYOTINT command-center map as a phone-friendly still tour: 16 captioned frames — temporal replay, per-pin dossiers (verbatim sealed text + SHA-256,…
The command-center map, as a still tour — every feature, line by line
The live ops desk at /mission-control is a desktop instrument; this page carries its full tour as 16 captioned frames plus the complete feature manifest. THE SURFACE: a world globe with 19 theater fly-ins over 103 sealed calls; temporal replay of the whole record plus a demo mode; link-analysis arcs and schematic theater strike maps with dated flows; a verdict scoreboard and a hits/fails-only view; a money layer with sourced mission cost on launch nodes; search-as-you-type with verdict-chipped results; a coordinates readout; zoom controls; filters by lens (customer, value/SITA, domain, theater, special) and by operator, person, and era; and a share control that serializes camera, filters, selection, and replay position into a deep-link URL. THE DESK: an OSINT ticker of the record’s own graded outcomes; a live text feed and a feed monitor playing source-attributed corroboration video; a Bitcoin block chip showing the seal manifest’s anchor status; a calibration board with Info Yield, SITA, Specificity, and Improbability tabs; a zoomable Brier board; a verify-the-seals control that recomputes every seal’s SHA-256 in the browser against the Bitcoin-anchored manifest; and the twelve-tile measurement wall, one tile per corpus axis, each with its own ceiling statement. EVERY PIN’S DOSSIER: brief, impact, and moat tabs; an insights panel with radar, video, lead, stats, stakes, and network; record (verbatim sealed text with SHA-256 and sources), evidence, and sample panels; a contextual ASK terminal answering from the record’s own published words with no generative model; the in-browser chain-of-custody recompute; and arcs to every exhibit. The whole record also ships as an open CC-BY GIS layer (GeoJSON + KML + a machine index with deep-link grammar and guided tours) at /dataset/map/. No other public forecasting record publishes an interface like this over its own graded corpus — a fact about publishing norms, never an accuracy claim. The data beneath: each call sealed before its event and graded after under pre-committed rules, made under a disclosed unconventional method (Vedic jyotiṣa); grades self-scored and recomputable; coordinates approximate by design.