See It Work — What's sensitive, what needs you, and why — on one screen | S2 Vol 2 · The Primacy Cockpit

Two surfaces meet here. Sensitivity: every input carries a GREEN / YELLOW / RED label showing how sensitive it is and where it's allowed to go. Attention: a filter surfaces about one item in a hundred — the ones that need you — each tagged with its source. You also review the actual artifacts in context.

A flood of activity buries you, and undated sensitivity gets you a leak. Rendering both — what's sensitive and what needs you, each traceable — is how the cockpit respects your attention without hiding anything.

What this means for you

Sensitivity and attention render together, each item traceable to its source. What this means for you: you see at a glance what's sensitive and what truly needs you — and you can trust the short list, because the filtering that produced it is on the record, not a black box.

Sensitivity labels and the curated attention list render on one surface:

Sensitivity + Attention

every inputGREEN / YELLOW / RED label

attention~1 in 100 surfaced

each itemcarries its source

the filteringsealed + auditable

Attention curated, not flooded — and the curation itself is on the record.

For the technical reader — the command, and how to verify it yourself

# one line · you do not need to run this
open atrium-standalone.html

open atrium-standalone.html
# -> sensitivity labels + the curated attention list on one surface

Full step-by-step is in Appendix RX: Hands-On Demonstrations in the book.