#Feed Panel

The Feed Panel is the right-side panel on the Terminal page. It has three tabs: Feed, Signals, and Chat.

On desktop, the panel sits beside the globe and can be resized by dragging the divider. On mobile, it slides in from the right edge.

#Feed Tab

The Feed tab shows a unified, real-time stream of intelligence signals and social media OSINT posts. Every signal ingested by Hydra — from aircraft pattern detections to Twitter posts to cyber threat pulses — appears here chronologically.

#Signal Cards

Each card in the feed shows:

• Severity badge — color-coded (Critical, High, Medium, Low, Info)
• Source icon — indicates the data source (aircraft, vessel, missile, social media, etc.)
• Title — a summary of the signal or event
• Description — additional context about what happened
• Timestamp — relative time (e.g., "5m ago")
• Countries — country codes of affected nations
• Engagement metrics — for social media posts: likes, retweets, and views

#Filtering and Sorting

At the top of the Feed tab:

• Severity filter buttons — filter by All, Critical, High, Medium, Low, or Info
• Sort toggle — switch between Latest (chronological) and Severity (most severe first)

#Signal Detail View

Clicking any card opens a detail view with full information:

• For X/Twitter posts: author handle, credibility tier badge, full post content, images, engagement stats, and links to the original post
• For intelligence signals: full severity breakdown, category, affected countries, coordinates, and related signals
• For signals with coordinates: a satellite before/after comparison showing Sentinel-2 imagery of the location before and after the event (drag the slider to compare)
• For signals correlated with markets: linked Polymarket prediction data

#Signals Tab

The Signals tab shows live signal-market correlations — where geopolitical intelligence signals are matched against Polymarket prediction markets by an LLM correlation engine.

#How It Works

When a new signal is ingested (e.g., "Unusual military aircraft activity over Eastern Mediterranean"), Hydra's correlation engine checks it against active Polymarket prediction markets (e.g., "Will there be a military strike in the Middle East by April?"). If there's a match, it generates a correlation score and reasoning.

#Correlation Cards

Each correlation card shows:

• Signal metadata — source, severity, and timestamp
• Signal title — what happened
• Affected countries
• Impacted Markets section:
  • Market question text (e.g., "Will Iran attack Israel in 2026?")
  • Correlation score — a percentage indicating how strongly the signal relates to the market
  • Yes/No price bars — green for Yes probability, red for No probability
  • Reasoning — LLM-generated explanation of why the signal impacts this market

#Severity Filter

Filter correlations by minimum severity using the buttons: All, Low+, Med+, High+, Crit.

Signals that haven't been correlated yet appear at the bottom in a dimmed "Awaiting Correlation" section.

#Chat Tab

The Chat tab is a live community chat room for all connected Hydra users.

#Features

• Online count — shows how many users are currently viewing, with a pulse indicator
• Message list — scrollable conversation with display names, colored avatars, timestamps, and message text
• Input field — type messages up to 500 characters (must be signed in)

Messages appear instantly with optimistic rendering. The chat is shared across all users on the platform.