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Playground · explore context structure
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A rule-based demonstration that runs in your browser without uploading the text. It illustrates the data structure; it is not the full engine or a measured accuracy result. Try a sample to see how the concepts fit together.
Annotated · spans bound to source positions
On 12 March 2026 the Government of Nordalia announced that it would suspend negotiations with the Democratic Reform Movement, citing repeated ceasefire violations near the 4.2-km demarcation line. The DRM rejected the breach allegation the same day, characterising observed movement as administrative reposition under §4 of the Framework. Both parties reaffirmed their commitment to continued dialogue, with the DRM linking progress to the release of detained political negotiators on or before 18 March.
- Date[3–16]
- Actor[21–43]
- Event[44–97]
- Actor[98–124]
- Claim[126–173]
- Actor[201–204]
- Event[205–224]
- Claim[225–248]
- Commitment[363–401]
- Actor[412–415]
- Event[451–494]
- Date[495–503]
Heuristic warnings
- English-only heuristic preview. Names, meanings and relations require human review; text order is not event chronology.
What this is
A small set of text patterns and dictionaries identifies possible actors, claims, dates, and relationships. Select a sample, then edit it to see where those rules break.What this isn’t
This preview does not call DIALECTICA, AGON, or KAIROS. The broader research combines model-assisted extraction, structured records, and human review. Comparative accuracy has not been established by this demonstration.Have an analytical use case?
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