Attention data, under a governed source registry
Retail attention leads price more often than anyone likes to admit. Quantivo treats every alternative source as a licensed, versioned connector with explicit entitlements — not an unattributed scrape.
What it does
Governed source registry
Every connector declares its licence, permitted use, refresh cadence, and retention policy before it can write a single row.
Deduplicated mentions
Cross-posted and syndicated content is collapsed to one canonical mention so a single event cannot masquerade as a trend.
Accumulation and unusual activity
Volume, breadth, and options-flow anomalies are surfaced as measurable features rather than narrative commentary.
Injection-resistant by construction
All third-party text is treated as untrusted input. It is never allowed to influence system instructions or downstream automation.
How it works
Register the source
A connector contract records the licence, entitlement scope, and permitted retention before ingestion is enabled.
Collect and hash
Content is collected on a declared cadence, hashed, and checkpointed so restarts never double-count.
Resolve and deduplicate
Mentions resolve to instruments, then collapse across duplicates and syndication.
Score attention
Normalized attention features feed the decision layer with their own freshness and confidence bounds.
Where this actually stands
Quantivo is being built in the open. This is what is running today and what is being worked on next — no roadmap items dressed up as shipped features.
Shipped today
- Data lineage policy that all connectors must satisfy
In progress next
- Governed source registry and connector contract (QVP-214)
- Licensed collection with a versioned source registry (QVP-215)
- Mention resolution, deduplication, and integrity controls (QVP-216)