Start with a 14-day sample feed on one macro theme your desks track: a daily CSV with component questions, per-model scores, consensus, spread, and trajectory. Name the theme by email and we will stand it up. The methodology note and calibration record are available on request.
Public read endpoints over the resolved corpus and active forecasts are documented at crene.com/developers. Direct proof layer access (the resolved event archive, calibration history, and thesis map decompositions) is available under written agreement, directly or through Neudata, Eagle Alpha, and Monda.
For arbitrary forward-looking questions, start with a private thesis review. Submit one live thesis, then we scope cadence and delivery around the review workflow.
Every question names its resolution source before any forecast is made, and the scored snapshot is the last valid one before resolution with a 24-hour leakage gap. Calibration is disclosed in tiers, misses included. Full details are on the methodology page.
Yes. Decomposition is the platform: name a theme, or just the uncertainty a desk argues about, and Crene generates the anchor question, the component conditions, and the horizon.