SAGE: a smart agent for grid reinforcement.

A QMerse workflow around the tools planners already use, DIgSILENT PowerFactory and Python. It decides what to study, reads the results, screens compliance and drafts the report. It doesn't replace the solver; it takes away the week of manual work around it.

No.
01
Type
Multi-agent workflow
Tools
PowerFactory, Python
Agents
A coordinator and five specialists
Sign-off
An engineer at every gate
Built on
QMerse
Status
Demonstrator

One request, five agents, one engineer.

Watch a reinforcement study run from request to report, or pick an agent to see what it takes in and hands on.

Multi-agent run · interactiveIdle
COORDINATORAgentic coreAGENT 01SimulationAGENT 02DataAGENT 03DecisionAGENT 04ComplianceAGENT 05Reporting
The coordinator

Agentic core

Plans the study, splits it into tasks, hands them to the agents in the right order and sends every output to the engineer before anything is trusted. It organises the work; the engineer signs it off.

Takes in

  • Engineer's request
  • Study objective
  • Available agents

Hands on

  • Task plan
  • Agent calls
  • Run ready for review
The coordinator delegates · agents do the work · an engineer reviews every gate · every step is logged

Illustrative run. The figures are examples.

The work around the solver, automated.

  1. Automates

    Study set-up and runs

    Builds the scenarios and runs the batch, with no manual model wrangling.

  2. Automates

    Results triage

    Finds, ranks and explains the violations that actually matter.

  3. Automates

    Compliance and reporting

    Screens results against your criteria and drafts the report.

  4. You stay in control

    Engineer in the loop

    Your engineers review and approve every step before anything is trusted.

    You stay in control

This is one example of what QMerse can do. Tell us the manual process that slows your team down, and we build the workflow that removes it.

Have a manual process that slows your team down?

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