CULT+MATH Decision Briefs

List the CULT+MATH Decision Briefs: who each is written for, its headline finding, price, page and payment link. Also lists bundles and the custom brief.

Everything public about one brief: the six decisions it covers with the evidence line for each, pages, edition, price, sample pages, free answers, guarantee, license and payment link. The PDF itself is delivered only after payment.

Search the free CULT+MATH studies and answers (and the briefs) by keywords. Returns titles, URLs, dates, the lead finding and the brief that goes deeper.

The 54 decisions inside the briefs (six per brief), each with who owns it, who contests it, and the public evidence line. Use an id with buy_decision_evidence to buy the full evidence for just that decision.

Starts a Stripe checkout for the full evidence behind one decision: sourced and dated figures, what would flip the answer, and the brief's stated limits. Returns a checkout URL for the user to approve and pay, and a session_id. After the user pays, call get_decision_evidence with both ids. Always show the price and get the user's go-ahead before sending them to pay.

Returns the full evidence for one decision once it is paid for. Pass the session_id from buy_decision_evidence, or the Checkout Session id of a full brief, team license, pack or all-access purchase that includes this decision.

Every published finding (question and answer) of one CULT+MATH study or answer page, with its date, license, citation line and related brief.

Use when the user asks whether a risk, technology or theme is spreading through public companies, or whether companies now treat it as material. Returns, year by year, the share of U.S. 10-K filers that mention the phrase, from SEC EDGAR full-text search, with a denominator control ("competition") and a null control ("shrinkflation") that must read 0. Safe to cite: its controls are checked first, it states its limits, and every result carries a run id, a date and a citation line. If a control fails it refuses and you are not charged. This tool charges nothing: it validates the request and returns a payment_url, the price and instructions. Pay by POSTing to payment_url over MPP (HTTP 402, a Stripe shared payment token from your wallet).

Use when the user asks whether rules are coming on a topic, or how much federal rule-making mentions it, optionally for one agency. Returns, year by year, the share of U.S. federal final and proposed rules that mention the phrase, from the Federal Register, against every final and proposed rule that year, with a null control that must read 0. Safe to cite: its controls are checked first, it states its limits, and every result carries a run id, a date and a citation line. If a control fails it refuses and you are not charged. This tool charges nothing: it validates the request and returns a payment_url, the price and instructions. Pay by POSTing to payment_url over MPP (HTTP 402, a Stripe shared payment token from your wallet). For deadlines and comment windows, use run_regulatory_clock.

Use when the user asks whether federal money backs a market, technology or policy, or wants evidence beyond announcements. Returns the share of U.S. federal prime contract obligations matching the keyword, by fiscal year, from USAspending.gov, against all contract obligations. Safe to cite: its controls are checked first, it states its limits, and every result carries a run id, a date and a citation line. If a control fails it refuses and you are not charged. This tool charges nothing: it validates the request and returns a payment_url, the price and instructions. Pay by POSTing to payment_url over MPP (HTTP 402, a Stripe shared payment token from your wallet).

Use when the user needs to know whether a trend is substantive or hype before acting on it. Returns, year by year, the share of 10-K filers mentioning it (SEC EDGAR), of federal final and proposed rules (Federal Register) and of federal contract obligations (USAspending), each line's direction, and whether the three agree. If any source fails its controls the whole run refuses. Safe to cite: its controls are checked first, it states its limits, and every result carries a run id, a date and a citation line. If a control fails it refuses and you are not charged. This tool charges nothing: it validates the request and returns a payment_url, the price and instructions. Pay by POSTing to payment_url over MPP (HTTP 402, a Stripe shared payment token from your wallet).

Use when the user names a public company and asks how its growth, margin, R&D or marketing spend compares with competitors. Returns the company's revenue growth, gross margin, or R&D or sales-and-marketing as a share of revenue for its latest fiscal year, each peer's, the peer median, the gap and the rank, from SEC EDGAR XBRL as filed; every excluded peer is named with the reason. Safe to cite: its controls are checked first, it states its limits, and every result carries a run id, a date and a citation line. If a control fails it refuses and you are not charged. This tool charges nothing: it validates the request and returns a payment_url, the price and instructions. Pay by POSTing to payment_url over MPP (HTTP 402, a Stripe shared payment token from your wallet).

Use when the user asks whether their brand or website shows up in AI answers, or who AI assistants cite instead. Asks ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity the buyer's question live with web search on, three times each on the everyday model and once on the flagship model, and returns per platform: in how many askings the domain was cited and at what positions, whether that held every time, and whether the flagship model agrees. Also how many platforms cite it and the domains cited most instead (not the answers themselves). A platform that cites nothing is reported as not measured. Safe to cite: its controls are checked first, it states its limits, and every result carries a run id, a date and a citation line. If a control fails it refuses and you are not charged. This tool charges nothing: it validates the request and returns a payment_url, the price and instructions. Pay by POSTing to payment_url over MPP (HTTP 402, a Stripe shared payment token from your wallet).

Use when the user asks whether any company, or which of a named set of competitors, now reports a figure (a franchise share, ARPU, a retention rate, a concentration, a multiple), or whether a public comparable discloses the metric a deal model depends on. Returns, from SEC EDGAR full-text search, which filers use the phrase in their filings over the years given, with the first and latest filing linked; for named peers, who does, who does not, and who could not be measured because they filed nothing. Safe to cite: its controls are checked first, it states its limits, and every result carries a run id, a date and a citation line. If a control fails it refuses and you are not charged. This tool charges nothing: it validates the request and returns a payment_url, the price and instructions. Pay by POSTing to payment_url over MPP (HTTP 402, a Stripe shared payment token from your wallet).

Use when the user asks whether a U.S. federal rule on a topic is open for comment, when the deadline is, or when a final rule takes effect. Returns, as of today, the Federal Register documents mentioning the phrase whose comment period is still open (with days left) and the final rules still waiting to take effect, optionally for one agency, each linked. Safe to cite: its controls are checked first, it states its limits, and every result carries a run id, a date and a citation line. If a control fails it refuses and you are not charged. This tool charges nothing: it validates the request and returns a payment_url, the price and instructions. Pay by POSTing to payment_url over MPP (HTTP 402, a Stripe shared payment token from your wallet).

Use when the user asks about M&A activity, deal flow or consolidation in a sector, whether now is a good time to buy or sell a company in it, or who the active acquirers are. Returns, quarter by quarter, the 8-K merger-agreement documents that mention the sector as a share of all 8-K merger agreements, from SEC EDGAR full-text search, whether that share is rising or falling, an industry-code cross-check, and the most active filers with their latest filing linked. It counts documents, not deals, and gives no deal values or multiples. Safe to cite: its controls are checked first, it states its limits, and every result carries a run id, a date and a citation line. If a control fails it refuses and you are not charged. This tool charges nothing: it validates the request and returns a payment_url, the price and instructions. Pay by POSTing to payment_url over MPP (HTTP 402, a Stripe shared payment token from your wallet).