paste-and-position
Analyze a text
Paste any political text — a manifesto excerpt, a speech, an op-ed, anything that takes a position. The analyzer scores it across the full Tayyar axis system, highlights the verbatim phrases that drove each score, plots the profile on a spider, and tells you which MENA parties it most reads like. See shared examples →
Reference compass
For context: this is the same compass as the home page. After you score a text above, a star marker lands on its matching position here so you can read the neighborhood.
How this works
- The text is sent to a frontier language model with a pinned prompt and a MENA-anchored rubric per axis. The rubric uses regional anchors (Nasserist Egypt at the −10 end of the economic axis, Saudi Vision 2030 at the +10 end, etc.), not Western defaults.
- The model is forced to return structured output: a score per axis, a confidence number, one to three sentences of reasoning, and verbatim quotes from the original text it scored on.
- The result is ephemeral. Nothing is saved unless you're signed in and choose to save the analysis.
- The full prompt, rubrics, and model version are visible on methodology. Every analysis carries the prompt version and model version in the result panel — cite both.