Scenario. One physics, two scales.
Dry Dock is the microscope — what a single agent experiences when it tries to act inside the substrate. The Ambient Breach calculator is the wide-angle — the organization's classification lag against its repair capacity, scaled by sector criticality. The framework claims the two share an architecture; this page is where you watch that claim in motion.
Move a knob on either side. The other side updates immediately. The shared state persists across sessions and across the linked calculators — work in Dry Dock and you'll find this scenario already filled in when you arrive at the ABT page (and vice versa).
What an agent inhabits
What an organization reads
The two views share a scenario object held in your browser. When you select a persona or zone on the left, the criticality K is recomputed via the persona × zone mapping and pushed to the right. When you move an ABT slider on the right, the organizational reading updates immediately; the left side stays fixed unless you change it directly (so the two surfaces don't fight each other).
The scenario persists across sessions and across both linked calculators. A Dry Dock session populates z and r from the trajectory's classification failure rate; an ABT scenario populates the recommended persona × zone from the stage classification. Either side is a portable starting point.