Twenty-four data-driven visualizations composed against the Benko 2025 V1.5 Cavalry rigging library. Each demo extends the seven ShurIQ visual-grammar primitives (entity-node, value-flow, event-marker, rubric-axis, gap, bridge, consensus-score) with live data from the latest stack-ranking report, the AHA pressure test, and the Reffer cold read.
Same ontology. Same colors. Same argument — rendered for interrogation rather than reading. This is the motion-tier sibling to the editorial brief and the viz hub.
Comprehensive intelligence dossier against a published rubric. Eight viz primitives driven by the 15-firm competitive stack-ranking matrix, the InfraNodus cluster topology, and the negative-space opportunities the brief exposes. SHUR highlighted in critical red where it is the subject of the brief.
Skeptical interrogation of a stated thesis. Eight demos driven by the AHA Structural Advantage Score (68/100 composite), the 15-concept stack ranking by betweenness centrality, the five named structural gaps, and the contradictions the report surfaces in its own evidence.
Rapid first-pass on a new prospect — the latent reframe before the client knows the wedge. Eight demos driven by the Reffer intake call: the zero-marketing growth curve (2 → 51 teams in 18 months), Kristine's 16K network, the four signal validations, and the 3-step opportunity that turns a 100x VC return into 200x.
The Benko library is a bento-grid rigging system: a four-corner deformable quad, a closed
pointsToCurve, a color field per block, and a set of constraint icons (pin, constnull,
scalex, scaley) that turn raw shapes into composable cells. Pepko's
benkobase.cv ships with the userData {"benko":"100"} tags that the inspector reads to bind
data into each cell.
ShurIQ's report grammar defines seven visual-grammar primitives. The bridge between the two is a
direct mapping: Benko's arrayDistribution + scalex bars becomes the rubric-axis;
its pointsToCurve closed quad becomes the consensus-score radar; its
connectShape + pathfinder patterns become the bridge primitive; its
circleDistribution + duplicator rings become the entity-node topology.
Every scene in this gallery was rendered by posting Cavalry-flavored JavaScript through Stallion's
/post endpoint at 127.0.0.1:8080, then rendering the current frame to PNG via the
MCP server's cavalry_render_png tool. Scripts are serialized with a 200ms gap because
Cavalry's main thread is single-threaded.
benko_2025 V1.5/ — Benko library + benkobase.cv rig + 30-icon set2026-03-06-shur-competitive-stack-ranking.mdaha-pressure-v06/index.htmlreffer/site/index.html + Kristine intake call synthesiskacperchlebowicz/Cavalry-mcp (22 MCP tools)