geopolitical-elite-mapping

To map elite networks, this Skill generates a confidence-coded graph from a topic keyword, applying actor discovery and relationship investigation across factions, proxies, and alliances. It outputs an interactive HTML viewer with era filtering and a markdown verification report.

Confidence-coded elite network mapping labels every node and edge with HIGH, MED, LOW, or INFERRED status to track evidence reliability. The workflow enforces strict Phase 3 checks before visualization, ensuring relationship verification and uncertainty awareness are baked into the output structure.

You generate a time-sliced geopolitical graph by providing a topic keyword like "Middle East oil geopolitics" and confirming the issue profile. The Skill then applies era-based slicing across your defined scope, such as the default 1973–2026 range, to produce interactive visual outputs.

Yes, you can map a fresh topic without prior data because the 6-phase agentic workflow forces actor discovery and relationship research from scratch. It builds an initial power-relationship working map that you can iteratively improve as new information emerges.

Geopolitical elite network mapping supports custom era-based slicing, defaulting to a 1973–2026 scope but allowing adjustments during the mandatory topic confirmation phase. This ensures the actor discovery and relationship investigation fit your specific historical or contemporary research boundaries.

INFERRED confidence labels indicate relationships lacking direct evidence, meaning the graph represents a transparent working hypothesis rather than verified fact. This uncertainty-aware structure requires iterative improvement and manual verification before relying on the mapped connections for definitive conclusions.