Occam's Laser

CrisisCore is a multimodal, multi-agent disaster response system built on Claude Opus 4.6. Six specialized agents process chaotic emergency signals — drone imagery, 911 calls, radio dispatches, social media, into a live situation graph with confidence-scored incidents, detected contradictions, and resource allocation recommendations with explicit tradeoffs. The key differentiator is epistemic transparency: when sources contradict each other, CrisisCore surfaces the disagreement rather than hiding it. A structured Debate Room lets four Claude agents argue live (Defender, Challenger, Rebuttal, Synthesis), producing confidence-scored verdicts for human operators. The system includes three interfaces: a real-time command dashboard with mapping and evidence flow visualization, the multi-agent debate room for resolving contradictions, and a conversational co-pilot with full situational awareness. Every decision is logged with reasoning, confidence levels, and operator attribution.