Start with the public record
Every figure begins with an ISO publication, disclosure, or operating dataset you can open yourself.

Ask what moved and why, then verify it on the map — across ERCOT, PJM, CAISO, and NYISO.
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Ask what changed. The agent queries the data, cites the source, and moves the map or timeline to the evidence.





Same market state throughout. A question asked on one surface arrives on the next with its selection, clock, and sources intact.

A question in plain English. The agent finds the relevant grid data, runs the calculation, and keeps the ISO, interval, and source attached to the answer.

The answer lands somewhere concrete. It moves the map, selects the node, draws the chart, and links the public record it came from.

One board for live conditions, forecasts, events, and the intervals behind them — so you can move between now, before, and next without rebuilding the screen.

Enterprise workspaces put private assets, topology, telemetry, and commercial context on the same public market surface, with the boundary between them still legible.
Watching, not just showing
Set a condition once on a price, an asset, or a location. Ask the Grid evaluates it every minute and emails you only when the state actually changes — with the reading, the threshold, and the evidence attached.
Build an alert
Not another dashboard to interpret.
It’s a map you can interrogate. Stack prices, congestion, transmission, outages, and weather over the same geography, then drag the timeline and watch every layer move together.
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Infrastructure
Reliability
Weather
15 layers · every one on the same clock · scrub back and the whole map follows

Every market claim is reconstructed from an identifiable public record — ISO disclosures, federal filings, the operating grid — with source, period, and method attached to the answer. Nothing modeled in silently.
Every figure begins with an ISO publication, disclosure, or operating dataset you can open yourself.
The agent aligns assets, intervals, prices, and events so a result reads as a system, not a headline.
Source, period, method, and limits travel with the answer. A reconstruction is never a settlement.
The desk in action is the product itself — open a market and ask.