Tacitus ◳ is a multi-source conflict-intelligence and resolution technology stack that converts unstructured signals into an ontology-governed, graph-encoded model of human friction, cooperation, incentives, and escalation. By verticalizing the most advanced work in conflict resolution, negotiation theory, psychology, and deliberative systems, Tacitus ◳ renders complex environments structurally coherent—supporting users across the full spectrum of disputes, from interpersonal tensions and organizational breakdowns to institutional crises and geopolitical confrontations.

At its core is a deterministic ingestion-to-graph pipeline that turns ambiguity into structured intelligence: extracting actors, interests, narratives, and temporal dynamics into a unified model of information asymmetry. This makes conflict legible—illuminating leverage points, escalation vectors, and latent common ground. Tacitus already powers operational tools across domains, including clustered political-tribe intelligence, conflict-graph visualization engines, and polarization-narrative reframing systems, demonstrating what becomes possible when resolution technology is built on a shared ontological spine.

EVERY CONFLICT IS INFORMATION ASYMMETRY.