Independent prompt planner · Source checked August 8, 2026

Turn an Internet question into an auditable research request

Define the entity, absolute time window, metric, comparison, and strongest allowed conclusion before opening Radar Researcher. The output is a planning aid, not a Radar result.

Research inputs

Bound the question

Prompt outline

For Internet disruption in country, region, ASN, or domain, analyze HTTP traffic and recorded outage events from 2026-08-01 00:00 UTC through 2026-08-08 23:59 UTC. State metric definitions, endpoint parameters, missing data, and retrieval time. Describe the observed pattern; do not infer cause.

Evidence to preserve

  • Exact prompt and retrieval time
  • API endpoint and parameters
  • Chart or underlying result
  • Researcher trace and caveats
  • Matched baseline definition
  • Independent attribution sources

This tool does not access Radar, validate data, establish causality, check licensing, or create a permanent archive.

Evidence gates

Review the result before writing the conclusion

Scope

Confirm entity, absolute UTC dates, timezone, filters, metric, and unit match the intended question.

Source

Inspect the Radar endpoint, parameters, returned data, chart reference, and retrieval time in the trace.

Baseline

Use a matched comparison period and identify seasonality, missing observations, or measurement changes.

Attribution

Keep observed patterns separate from cause; corroborate with routing, operator, official, local, and expert evidence.

Archive

Preserve permitted evidence outside a shared Researcher link when retention beyond its 30-day expiry is required.

Rights

Check current Radar API terms, CC BY-NC 4.0 attribution, privacy policy, and the intended commercial context.

Radar research planner questions

It creates a local prompt outline and evidence checklist from your topic, entity scope, time window, metric family, and conclusion boundary.
No. It runs in the browser and does not query Radar, generate charts, inspect an outage, save a conversation, or access a Cloudflare account.
No. Radar observations can establish patterns in Cloudflare-vantage data. Causal attribution requires independent, source-specific evidence and expert review.
No. Cloudflare says shared links expire after 30 days. Preserve required evidence, within applicable terms and policy, in a durable research record.

Official references: Radar Researcher launch and Radar API documentation. Verify current beta access, datasets, definitions, licensing, links, and limits before use.