CONTINIUMTIE · Temporal Intelligence Engine
Orchestrate timelines. Not guesses.
TIE is the control plane for Continium: it takes your constraints, priorities, and decisions and turns them into a structured set of futures you can explore, compare, and refine.
DEFAULT MODE
Clarity-first
Explanations over vibes.
OUTPUT
Future Snapshot
Narrative + deltas.
QUICK LOOK
Forks, not a single path
compare outcomes
Assumptions visible
edit + rerun
Explainable deltas
why it changed
REQUEST SHAPE
POST /api/simulations/generate
Content-Type: application/json
{
"decision": "Move from Austin to NYC",
"horizonMonths": 18,
"constraints": {
"budgetMonthlyUSD": 3200,
"riskTolerance": "medium"
},
"forks": ["stay", "move", "move+new-role"]
}Example payload for orchestrating a decision into multiple forks. Field names may vary.
OVERVIEW
Designed for decisions you can defend
The core idea is simple: forks stay comparable, assumptions stay visible, and outputs stay legible.
01
Decision-first modeling
Start from a choice such as a move, a job, a relationship, or a health plan and see how it propagates through time.
02
Constraint-aware planning
Incorporates budgets, time, risk tolerance, and real-life limits so outputs stay usable.
03
Unified outputs
Coordinates simulation, causality, and narrative layers into one coherent snapshot.
CAPABILITIES
A small surface area. Deep leverage.
Capabilities are designed to compose: orchestrate → simulate → compare → narrate.
Timeline orchestration
timelineOrchestration()
Builds scenario graphs, selects model presets, and schedules runs across your decision space.
Policy and preference blending
policyAndPreferenceBlending()
Balances long-term goals with short-term constraints and keeps tradeoffs explicit.
Scenario versioning
scenarioVersioning()
Treats each future as an artifact so you can compare revisions, keep context, and iterate safely.
Guardrails
guardrails()
Hard limits for unrealistic plans and soft nudges for risky decisions, always with transparent reasoning.
OUTPUTS
Artifacts you can inspect
Outputs are structured so you can compare forks cleanly, trace drivers, and keep context over time.
ARTIFACTS
• A timeline map of candidate futures
• Clear deltas between choices (time, money, health, optionality)
• A runnable simulation plan (inputs + assumptions)
• A narrative Future Snapshot per scenarioThink of these as the stable, comparable units the UI (and you) can reason about.
NEXT STEP
Turn uncertainty into a plan
Use TIE to frame a decision correctly, then let the rest of the stack simulate, compare, and translate the results into something you can act on.
No commitment. Just insight.