Setup & Installation
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Version History
v2: 8-pillar scoring, 10 modes (Battle, Compare, Forecast), 60+ queries, 40+ Rubio quotes, Munich 2026 focus
What This Skill Does
Rubicon Sentinel v2 scores countries on 8 sovereignty pillars using live web search data, producing rated tables with trend arrows and sourced findings. Modes include Quick Scan, Deep Scan, country comparison, topic-focused scans, forecasting to a target year, and adversarial claim fact-checking. Output includes threat assessments, opportunity signals, and curated Marco Rubio quotes matched to findings.
Structured 8-pillar scoring with trend tracking and live search sources produces quantified output rather than ungrounded opinion.
When to use it
- Scoring a country's sovereignty across 8 pillars with live data
- Comparing two countries side-by-side on military and economic independence
- Fact-checking a geopolitical claim with sourced counter-evidence
- Projecting a country's sovereignty trajectory to a target year
- Drafting a tweet or meme from the latest sovereignty scan results
Example Workflow
Here's how your AI assistant might use this skill in practice.
User asks: "Rubicon scan Germany"
- 1Reads scoring rubric from references/scoring.md
- 2Runs 6-8 web searches on Germany's economic, military, demographic, energy, and border data
- 3Scores each of the 8 pillars from 0 to 12.5 and sums to a total out of 100
- 4Selects a contextually relevant quote from references/quotes.md
- 5Formats and returns the sovereignty briefing with pillar table, trend arrows, and threat assessment
Formatted sovereignty briefing with Germany's total score, per-pillar breakdown, key findings with sources, threat and opportunity bullets, and a Marco Rubio quote
Requirements
Accounts, API keys, or tools you or your AI assistant may need to set up while using this skill.