One foundation. Every decision on it is auditable.
Silos in. One semantic model. Coherent decisions out.
Speaks to what you already run. Replaces nothing.
The pain is never missing data. It is five systems that each hold a piece of the truth and refuse to talk. Sutra reads what they already produce and replaces none of them.
Everything we speak, in one place
And the rules — tariffs, eligibility, obligations — execute as deterministic code, never as a language model's interpretation.
The language model answers last. Everything before it is checkable.
Most questions a utility asks are not language problems. EBRM, our energy-based router, sends each one to the cheapest engine that can answer it verifiably: a calculator, grid physics, the knowledge graph, document retrieval. A language model is reached only when phrasing is actually needed. And refusal is a route of its own: when the evidence cannot carry the answer, the system says so instead of guessing.
The model phrases. It never invents.
Other models ride as second opinions, never silent swaps.
A human signs everything consequential.
All of this is built, running and tested in the shipped product, on synthetic and public data. No field pilot has exercised it yet. The first pilot is the shakedown, and we would rather tell you that here than have you find it out.
Your cloud, or entirely inside your boundary.
For sovereignty or connectivity constraints, the platform runs entirely within the DISCOM's own environment — including on-device.
The questions a buyer actually asks.
How does data get in, and stay safe?
What does "shows its work" actually mean?
What runs on public data vs. my own feed?
What do the agents actually do?
Start with a paid pilot. If the after isn't better than the before, we refund you.
One bounded zone, forward-deployed, an exit clause from day one. The license that follows is flat per DISCOM — it does not grow as you add meters.