What we want to add next

Aurelon is already useful when the question can be framed well and the system can do its own live research. The next step is to make the platform better at handling proprietary context and more available when people need it away from a desk.

Right now the user can either provide a negotiation topic in Negotiation Arena or ask an open forecasting question in Probability Lab.

The next major step is to let users upload their own material before the agent workflow starts. That could be a negotiation brief, participant background notes, meeting transcripts, internal experimentation documentation, case files, term sheets, draft agreements, or any other supporting context that matters for the question.

Once that input layer exists, both Negotiation Arena and Probability Lab should be able to consume those materials first, combine them with live external research, and then run the full multi-agent process on top of both sources of information.

The second obvious expansion is a mobile app, with Negotiation Arena and Probability Lab as the primary focus.

The goal would not be to mirror every desktop workflow on a small screen. The goal would be to make Aurelon available in the moments where speed matters most: before a call, during a meeting break, while traveling, on the way into a negotiation, or when a new development hits and a quick structured read is more useful than waiting to sit back down at a laptop.

A strong mobile version would make it easier to:

• launch a fast probability assessment,
• frame a negotiation situation in a few inputs,
• review scenario outputs and agent reasoning on the go,
• and keep a decision workflow available in real time instead of only in office mode.