Crisis Radar FAQs

Question 1

What specific macro risks does Crisis Radar track?

Accepted Answer

Crisis Radar tracks three distinct indicator clusters: AI-fund health (e.g., startup funding, tech performance), fertilizer crisis (e.g., gas prices, production outages), and an oil proxy (e.g., WTI crude, Middle-East tension).

Question 2

What is Crisis Radar?

Accepted Answer

Crisis Radar is an LLM-assisted daily macro risk dashboard designed to monitor specific economic risks and identify sustained pressure points for potential investment signals, rather than just daily fluctuations.

Question 3

What is the role of LLMs in Crisis Radar's analysis?

Accepted Answer

LLMs are used to research the public web, extract structured data, and provide citations from messy world information. Importantly, the LLM does not determine the final score; all arithmetic is handled by a deterministic, testable scoring engine.

Question 4

How does Crisis Radar generate investment signals?

Accepted Answer

It uses an LLM for multi-source news analysis and data extraction, feeding a deterministic, config-driven scoring engine. A 'rotation signal' is emitted only when risk scores remain elevated over a sustained window, indicating prolonged pressure.

Question 5

Is Crisis Radar intended as financial advice?

Accepted Answer

No, Crisis Radar is explicitly a personal research aid and not financial advice. It surfaces evidence and numerical scores based on explicit, tunable heuristics, but the human user makes all final investment decisions.

Crisis Radar

Key Features

Use Cases

Snowflake Integration

Tinybird

Axiom

Background Coding Agent

1Password CLI

Meme Maker