Simulator · sample data
Set a split the way the Allocator would, including a bad one. These are the Policy Engine's real rules, so you can see what AI is and isn't allowed to do.
Hurricane Helene
Storm 1The proposal
Accepted by the rules
The shares add up to 100%, and every name is a vetted partner.
What actually gets paid
- Partner A, Perry, FL$720.00
$2,000.00 of room before this storm
- Partner B, Valdosta, GA$480.00
$1,500.00 of room before this storm
Held because partners are full$0.00
A second storm
Storm 2, made upThe proposal
Accepted by the rules
The shares add up to 100%, and every name is a vetted partner.
What actually gets paid
- Partner A, Perry, FL$1,050.00
$1,280.00 of room before this storm
- Partner B, Valdosta, GA$450.00
$1,020.00 of room before this storm
Held because partners are full$0.00
No real money or AI here. The amounts, partners and proposals are samples you set yourself.
What you just saw
- AI can only suggestIn the real system, the Allocator proposes shares. It can't pay anyone, and a bad proposal changes nothing but the split.
- Aid doesn't waitA rejected proposal doesn't stop the money. It goes out on an equal split, because a storm won't wait for a fix.
- No partner is over-promisedWhat one storm gives a partner reduces its room for the next, up to $2,000.00 per tranche.