Quick start
Begin with the decision in front of you.
- Search for a project, place or network asset.
- Choose the trunk that answers your question.
- Check whether each result is observed, reported, modelled or unverified.
- Open the source or assumptions before relying on a material result.
- Export or share the result with its evidence state intact.
User guide assetsThe separate PDF manual and narrated tour are not bundled with this candidate. Use the in-app instructions below; workspace reports can be downloaded and printed.
Search
Find a project or place.
Use the landing-page search to locate a project, locality, local government area, substation or network asset. Search results should resolve to one canonical project record rather than separate records in each trunk.
Check before proceeding
- Project name and known aliases
- Owner or responsible organisation
- Project stage and date last verified
- Connection point and whether it is confirmed
ProjectTrunk
Use one canonical project record.
Search by project name, alias, location, owner or connection point. Select a result to see its stable project ID, status, capacity, source links, connection confidence, timeline, commitment count and data-quality notes.
Use Add to FlowTrunk only as a scenario input. It does not create a model result. Use View commitments to open TrustTrunk filtered to the same project ID.
DataTrunk
Inspect lineage before relying on a result.
Each source has a stable ID, publisher, title, evidence level, monitoring frequency, linked project IDs, source state and seed metadata hash. Data-quality events explain conflicts, stale pages and superseded ownership records.
The included monitoring scripts are implementation scaffolding. They do not run automatically in this static prototype.
FlowTrunk
Separate four different views.
- Observed now: measured or recorded data with a source and timestamp.
- History: a selected earlier interval.
- Future model: calculated results tied to a scenario and model version.
- Project pipeline: planned capacity and demand, not electricity flow.
Never treat animation, line thickness or a future scenario as evidence that a physical flow has been observed.
TrustTrunk
Read commitments as evidence records.
Each commitment record should tell you what was committed, who made it, who benefits, when it is due, what conditions apply and what evidence shows progress.
Qualifiers such as “up to”, “expected”, “aims to”, “subject to approval” and “will” are preserved because they materially change the meaning of a statement.
Evidence labels
Know what each label means.
Observed
Measured or recorded data with a source and update time.
Reported
A claim or commitment published by an identified organisation.
Modelled
A calculated result linked to a scenario, assumptions and model version.
Unverified
Information retained for review but not presented as established fact.
Administrators and reviewers
Review before publication.
- Confirm the document belongs to the correct project.
- Check the responsible entity, statement date and source type.
- Preserve the exact qualifier and unit.
- Separate commitment evidence from delivery evidence.
- Resolve contradictions or publish them transparently.
- Record the reviewer, decision date and any superseded wording.
Platform
Use the synthetic agent team as a QA and development system.
Nineteen project-scoped agents own domain tests, development patches and cross-review. Their findings are hypotheses and quality controls, not substitutes for human participants, licensed advice or rights-holder authority.
Use the feedback control to export a route-specific issue record. The separate Agent Control Room contains the issue register, iteration scores and production gates.
Plain-language glossary
Technical terms used in the platform.
- Shared project record
- One project identity reused across every trunk.
- Evidence state
- Whether information is illustrative, reported, modelled or unverified.
- Interconnector
- A high-voltage link that transfers electricity between regions.
- Hosting capacity
- An indicative ability to connect more generation or load; it is not a connection offer.
- Job-year
- One full-time-equivalent year of work. It is not the same as one ongoing job.
Accessibility
Do not depend on colour or hover alone.
All trunk descriptions are available on keyboard focus and in the mobile menu. Evidence states use text labels as well as colour. Tables require headings, maps require textual summaries and videos require captions and transcripts.