Pilot A · North Cascades, WA · 6 Acts

The Skagit Summer

A berry cooperative wants to convert the Skagit River floodplain. Soil moisture is critically low. A Lummi Nation steward observes the salmon migration shifting. A CSRD officer discovers a disclosure obligation. An alternative path emerges.

Agriculture CSRD Indigenous

👩‍🌾 Jordan · 🌊 Mary · 📋 Sarah · 🔬 Dr. Mei

Run scenario → Living watershed →

Pilot B · Durango, CO · Interactive

The Animas River

A living network graph, not a slide deck: the river as primary agent, Southern Ute and Ute Mountain Ute stewards, a city water manager, and seven AI models — all in relationship, all in one view. Click any entity to see what it believes.

Rights of Nature Indigenous Live Network Graph

🪶 Ute Steward · 👨‍🌾 Farmer · 🏛️ Water Mgr · ⊕ Ayu Enter watershed →

Pilot C · San Luis Valley, CO · 7 Acts

The Last Aquifer

An aquifer dropping 40 feet since 1980. A water district facing 50 permit applications. A youth observer measuring vanishing springs. A Ute elder asking to co-govern ancestral headwaters.

Water Rights Insurance GBF 30×30

💧 Marcus · 🏛 Amanda · 🌍 Zoe · 🦩 Ana · 🪶 Joseph

Run scenario → Living watershed →

ⓘ In all three: the rivers, tribal nations, species and regional facts (aquifer decline, salmon runs, crane migration) are real. Every named character, specific reading, and the relationship graph in each pilot's living watershed view is an invented persona / illustrative placeholder — same distinction, kept consistent everywhere it appears.

These 3 cards carry no invented figures. Every number is fetched live at GET /api/pilots/live, which runs the real L1 sensing pipeline (USGS hydrology, GBIF biodiversity, Open-Meteo, SoilGrids, and more) against each pilot's real coordinates on every request.

The dashboards below show what each role's view of Ayu could look like. The people, organizations and figures on them are invented — only the small live verdict widget embedded in each one calls the real API.