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Assemblea operating manual

The Assemblea operating manual covers Session, voting, consensus, reputation, reliability, Direktor video, access, mobile use and troubleshooting with authentic screenshots.

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This reference cites the Cyclepedia entry. The documents it draws on are listed in the entry’s sources.

Assemblea combines two experiences: the Session, where participants record a structured market view, and Direktor, the editorial video area. They sit beside each other, but they do not produce the same type of information.

In brief — You may browse without an account. To vote, sign in. Choose direction first and degree second; check carefully because a recorded vote cannot be changed. Consensus, reputation and reliability describe the sample and its history: they are not certain signals.

Transparency and documentation boundary — Emiciclo publishes Cyclepedia and produces Assemblea. This manual documents the interface, inputs, outputs, access and recovery steps. It does not expose formulas, weights, reputation algorithms, anti-abuse controls or other reserved rules.

  1. First access — identify Session, Direktor and the current state.
  2. Vote in the Session — choose direction and degree, then confirm.
  3. Consensus and reveal — understand why some results remain hidden.
  4. Reputation and reliability — read historical data without treating it as a forecast.
  5. Use Direktor — find live videos, previous episodes, archive and controls.
  6. Access and privacy — separate public data, account data and restricted content.
  7. Mobile use — navigate and control video without hover.
  8. Common problems — diagnose voting, consensus, data and playback.

The Session at a glance

Authentic desktop view of the Assemblea Session with state, participant semicircle and voting access
Authentic interface captured on 26 August 2026. State, date, timer, participants and values change: the image documents layout, not current data.

Essential map

  • Session: daily question, participant response and results when available.
  • Direktor: video content, series and archive with profile-dependent access.
  • State: whether the Session is open, closed or in a later phase.
  • Semicircle: visual representation of participants and available aggregate responses.
  • Reliability: a historical reading of the observed sample, not the probability of the next move.

The check that prevents most mistakes

Before interpreting a number, check its date, Session state, question, represented sample and update time. A prior result is not today's vote; a majority is not the whole market; a Direktor video is not personalised advice.

Nicola as tutor

Ask Nicola “how do I vote in Assemblea?”, “why are results still hidden?”, “what does reliability mean?”, “who can watch the new Direktor live?” or “how do I use Assemblea on my phone?”. Nicola should point to the relevant procedure and say when an answer depends on the app's current state.

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