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I built a local Windows tool for geopolitical scenario analysis, backtesting, and report generation

I built GPIS, a Windows-first local AI workstation for geopolitical/political-risk analysis.

The goal is not "AI predicts the future." I actually had to move away from that framing because early local models can become overconfident or latch onto irrelevant threat categories. The current design is more conservative:

  • local Ollama models;
  • GDELT ingestion;
  • ChromaDB retrieval;
  • iterative analyst/reviewer loops;
  • counterexample search;
  • confidence and validity scoring;
  • prompt quality gates;
  • blind temporal backtesting;
  • PDFreports;

It runs locally after setup and does not require cloud API keys.

I am looking for feedback on positioning and evaluation:

  1. Would you trust this more as an analyst workstation than as a "prediction" product?
  2. What would you require before using it in a company?
  3. Is Windows-first a mistake, or useful for nontechnical users?

Disclosure: I built it and I am preparing a paid Gumroad release. Happy to share details about the architecture and the mistakes I ran into.

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Here the link if you want to try: foresightlab.gumroad.com/l/gpis-pr...