Built for a meaningful review
Source fingerprints, separate allegations and observations, exact-cent calculations, explicit gaps, and six-part detective guidance make the reasoning reviewable.
PHISHFINDER × SUPRA / INTERACTIVE EXHIBITION
Choose a fictional case. Run the review. Inspect the evidence, prepare a draft, and follow an approval into an encrypted demonstration package.
YOUR FIRST EXERCISE
No experience needed. I’ll explain the next control and why it matters. — Detective Sarge
YOUR WORKSPACE
Turn on the exercise service to begin.
The exhibit runs deterministic rules on supplied fixtures. Separate PhishFinder/SUPRA applications, live AI and Axon delivery are not connected to this page.
CHOOSE A SCENARIO
Select an exercise, then run the pipeline to create a fresh report.
Every exercise keeps the original source, the calculation, the limitation, and the next action within reach.
CONFIDENCE YOU CAN INSPECT
Source fingerprints, separate allegations and observations, exact-cent calculations, explicit gaps, and six-part detective guidance make the reasoning reviewable.
Review and approval are separate server-checked actions. A new run supersedes the earlier approval. This exhibit can prepare an encrypted local package; it cannot send to Axon.
Only supplied fictional records are processed. There is no evidence upload. The project guide answers from a curated portfolio index and cannot read private files, secrets, or operational systems.
CJIS requirements guide the product direction. No CJIS compliance or certification claim is made for this site. Operational use requires an agency-specific assessment and approved controls.
FBI CJIS policy reference ↗A separate test exercised all 15 fixtures through the actual local PhishFinder sender and SUPRA receiver, retaining 47 source records. External reporting remained blocked on missing verified details; no requests were issued or evidence delivered. View the validation summary ↗.
Axon documents API-client permissions and third-party authorization requirements. Read Axon’s integration requirements ↗. Reference pages checked October 15, 2026.