LK-99 case overview
This example combines article-style text, videos, structured outputs, and a clear progression from claim to debate to correction.
The current site uses the LK-99 news cycle to show multimodal input, cross-platform simulation, and report generation in one example.
This example combines article-style text, videos, structured outputs, and a clear progression from claim to debate to correction.
One run can combine explanatory text with several commentary videos.
The example begins with excitement and gradually shifts toward verification.
Each run keeps the final report together with the simulation records.
Prompts, traces, reports, and graph artifacts remain available after the run.
Weighted activity by role across 24 simulated hours, showing how the claim, amplification, verification, and public interpretation evolved.
The example package uses one analysis document plus several videos discussing replication claims, science commentary, investment hype, and the later correction phase.
The same event unfolds differently across platforms: excitement spreads quickly, evidence is contested, and the tone shifts again as technical discussion accumulates.
hype, reposting, and social amplification show up first
good for watching excitement spreadtechnical questioning and source-checking become more visible
good for watching correction take shapeThe runtime separates amplifiers, interpreters, and correctors within the same event so role differences remain visible in the trace.
These inputs anchor the case in concrete source material rather than abstract prompts alone.
The run keeps platform actions, memory updates, and topology traces instead of only a final summary.
The LK-99 case is understandable to a public audience: a surprising claim spreads, evidence accumulates, and the overall mood shifts from excitement to caution.
The project keeps prompts, graphs, configs, summaries, and topology snapshots for review.
One case links multimodal inputs, topology-aware interaction, and readable outputs without needing extra setup.
The LK-99 package is parsed into event text, media references, ontology terms, entity descriptions, and relation edges before simulation begins.
Current workflowThe same run emits prompts, social-relation graphs, simulation configs, topology traces, and the final summary for inspection.