WorldThreatModelHarness

Cross-horizon stress testing evaluates ideas against 11 predefined world threat models spanning 6 months to 50 years. It applies hedged, adversarial reasoning to validate long-term investment, strategy, and threat modeling viability.

Trigger the TestIdea workflow to evaluate viability, then route results through UpdateModels and ViewModels workflows to iterate and inspect world models. This orchestrates structured future scenario planning across all horizons.

Cross-horizon viability testing is a method that evaluates ideas and strategies against world threat models across 11 distinct time horizons. It provides structured decision support and stress testing for long-term investments.

Yes, you can use adversarial analysis for world threat modeling by leveraging RedTeam, FirstPrinciples, Council, and Research integrations. These components provide robust assessment and hedged reasoning across all time horizons.

Yes, running a threat model stress test requires access to existing World Model data. The harness evaluates your ideas against these baseline models to generate cross-horizon viability assessments and update projections.

The limitation is that evaluation is constrained to 11 specific timeframes ranging from 6 months to 50 years. Stress tests cannot be run outside these fixed temporal boundaries, limiting highly customized horizon analysis.