The tapestry — one heatmap of every money-flow predictor against every timeframe. It exists to make AGREEMENT and DISAGREEMENT obvious: a column that's all green = signals align bullish at that horizon; a row that flips colour across time = that signal sees a near-term vs longer-term split.
Rows (signals) — grouped by mechanism: dealer hedging (gex, gamma-by-expiry), vol pricing (skew), real-money flow (premium $, put/call breadth). Each reads a DIFFERENT angle of the same option chain, so alignment across families is meaningful.
Columns (timeframes) — 1h → 1w. Near columns are driven by fast/mechanical signals; far columns by positioning & hedging.
Consensus row — Oracle's fused P(up): the weighted blend of every signal above it. The bottom curve plots it over time.
Colour & intensity — green up / red down / grey neutral; stronger colour = stronger conviction (lean × confidence). Heuristic weights now; Phase-3 backtest calibration makes the probabilities real.