How it works

From a question to a decision that compounds.

Cascadian runs one spine — context pinned, effect identified, ripple simulated, recommendation made, human approval, outcome scored. Every pass through the loop leaves the next decision smarter.

How it works

Ask the question. A pipeline answers.

Your analyst asks Claude. Claude calls the Cascadian MCP — one server assembles the context, checks identification, simulates the ripple, and returns a defensible recommendation.

CASCADIAN MCP27 TOOLS · ONE SERVER · ONE POSTGRESLANESMemoryTRITEMPORAL FACTSAS-OF RETRIEVALCausalGOVERNED GRAPHIDENTIFICATIONDecisionsFROZEN EXPECTATIONSSCORED OUTCOMESAuditPINNED CONTEXTLEAKAGE CHECKSDEFENSIBLE RECOMMENDATIONEFFECT · RIPPLE · ASSUMPTIONS · LOGGEDDEFENSIBLE RECOMMENDATIONEFFECT · RIPPLE · ASSUMPTIONS · LOGGED
The wrong shape

Everything else hands an agent the wrong shape of answer.

An agent about to act needs a memory it can trust, a reason it can defend, and a record of what it knew. Nothing else returns all three.

Source
What you get
The gap
Web search
Links ranked by popularity
No provenance, no causal structure, already stale
News API
Headlines the moment they print
Tells you it happened — not what it changes
Generic LLM
A fluent guess from training data
No memory you can trust, no idea what causes what, no record of what you knew
Market data
Prices and the consensus
The consensus — not the gap you can act on
Cascadian
An identified effect, its knock-on ripple, and the context it was decided on — in one call
None. Expectation frozen before the outcome, reconstructable after
Blue ridgelines under shafts of evening light
The edge

The distance between their number and ours.

Market consensus reads 0.49. The causal model reads 0.68. The distance between consensus and the causal answer is the edge — quantified, time-boxed, and scored after the fact.

0.49
Market implied
0.68
Cascadian · live
+19pts
Not yet priced
0.700.600.500.40-60DT0NOW+90DCONTROLS ANNOUNCED0.680.49+19 PTS · NOT YET PRICED
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