World War Watcher
Minoan Mystery LLC v1.0.0
Publisher description
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World War Watcher tracks the Iran–US war and its effects on shipping, energy, cloud infrastructure and connectivity. Ask what happened on a given day or over a period, what a source reported and how credible it is, how intense the war is now and how that has changed, where US crude and the Strategic Petroleum Reserve stand, whether Gulf cloud regions and Red Sea and Hormuz cables are affected, or how many interceptors and missiles each side holds. Every answer comes from World War Watcher's human-curated record: daily dispatches, a dated timeline of over 1,400 events with their sources, a registry of graded sources, and live feeds. Each result carries a link to the page it came from, so claims can be checked. Limitations: it covers the Iran–US war only; it reads public data and changes nothing; the escalation score measures current intensity and is not a forecast; stockpile counts are curated estimates with a confidence grade and an assessment date; it gives no trading advice and does not predict strikes. Data is licensed CC BY-NC 4.0.
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Publisher subtitle
Cited Iran–US war briefings
Publisher capabilities · listing
Search dispatches and region profiles Read cited passages Search the dated event timeline Search the graded source registry Escalation score and trend US oil supply and SPR Gulf cloud, connectivity and cable status Curated weapon stockpiles Situation card
Publisher description
Cited briefings on the Iran–US war from World War Watcher: daily dispatches, a dated event timeline, a graded source registry, an escalation score, US oil supply, Gulf cloud and submarine-cable status, and curated weapon stockpiles.
Publisher full description
World War Watcher tracks the Iran–US war and its effects on shipping, energy, cloud infrastructure and connectivity. Ask what happened on a given day or over a period, what a source reported and how credible it is, how intense the war is now and how that has changed, where US crude and the Strategic Petroleum Reserve stand, whether Gulf cloud regions and Red Sea and Hormuz cables are affected, or how many interceptors and missiles each side holds. Every answer comes from World War Watcher's human-curated record: daily dispatches, a dated timeline of over 1,400 events with their sources, a registry of graded sources, and live feeds. Each result carries a link to the page it came from, so claims can be checked. Limitations: it covers the Iran–US war only; it reads public data and changes nothing; the escalation score measures current intensity and is not a forecast; stockpile counts are curated estimates with a confidence grade and an assessment date; it gives no trading advice and does not predict strikes. Data is licensed CC BY-NC 4.0.
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--- name: war-briefing description: Brief the user on the Iran–US war from World War Watcher's curated, sourced data, with a citation for every claim. Use when the user asks what is happening in the war, for a daily or weekly briefing, or how the war is affecting oil, shipping, cloud infrastructure or weapon stocks. The user's own instructions about scope, length or format take precedence over this skill. --- # War briefing World War Watcher publishes daily dispatches, a dated event timeline, a graded source registry, a 0–1 escalation score, US oil supply, Gulf cloud and connectivity status, submarine-cable status and curated weapon stockpiles. Day 1 of the war is 2026-02-28; war day N is 2026-02-28 plus N−1 days. The user's instructions override this skill whenever they differ. ## "Brief me on the war today" 1. `get_dispatch` with no day: the latest dispatch and its sections. 2. `search_timeline` with `from` set two days before today: the newest dated events. 3. `get_escalation_score` with `history_days: 7`: the score, its factors and the week's trend. 4. `get_oil_supply`, when the briefing should cover energy. 5. Optionally `render_situation_card`, when a visual helps. Lead with events, not the score. When the score appears, say it measures current intensity and is not a forecast. Cite each claim with the `url` of the result it came from. ## "How is X affecting Y" 1. Map Y to its data tool: oil → `get_oil_supply`; cloud, internet or cables → `get_infrastructure_status`; interceptors or missiles → `get_weapon_stockpiles`. 2. `search` for "X Y", then `fetch` the two most relevant passages. 3. `search_timeline` for X to date the events. Keep correlation and attribution apart: a movement in the data that coincides with an event is not evidence the event caused it unless a passage says so, with its source. ## Rules - Report not-found as not-found. A day without a dispatch, or a passage id that does not exist, is absent, not pending. - Flag stale data: when a result has `stale: true`, say how old `asOf` is. - Attribute: timeline events carry `source_attribution`, and `quoted_text` is the quoted party's own words. Present claims as the source's, not as settled fact. - Stockpile counts are curated estimates with a confidence grade and an assessment date; a null count is not assessed, never zero. - Decline trading advice and forecasts of strikes, targets or casualties. For casualty totals, point to the UN OCHA and UCDP datasets rather than estimating. - World War Watcher's data is CC BY-NC 4.0: cite it and do not present it as your own.
Publisher release notes
Initial release: eleven read-only tools over World War Watcher's dispatches, timeline, source registry, escalation score, oil supply, infrastructure and stockpile feeds, one of which renders a situation card.
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- Package license
- CC-BY-NC-4.0
- Package author
- Minoan Mystery LLC
- Keywords
- See publisher keywords
- Getting started skill
- ./skills/war-briefing/SKILL.md
- Commerce declaration
- Does not support commerceThis does not establish whether access is free or paid.
- Publisher review scenarios
- 5 positive · 3 negativeDeclared scenarios, not independently verified test results.
Declared capabilities
- Search dispatches and region profiles
- Read cited passages
- Search the dated event timeline
- Search the graded source registry
- Escalation score and trend
- US oil supply and SPR
- Gulf cloud, connectivity and cable status
- Curated weapon stockpiles
- Situation card
Package observed Oct 6, 2026.
Technical details
- First seen
- Oct 6, 2026 · 18:00 UTC
- Last seen
- Oct 7, 2026 · 18:00 UTC
- Collection status
- Collected
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