Strict Q-limit enforcement: a converged solution that violates generator Q limits is marked infeasible.
The physics under
Sentinel and Forge.
A reference of the engineering choices Sentinel and Forge share — what makes them defensible at planning-grade fidelity and real-time cadence.
All of this closes one gap.
The engineering below exists to close one gap: credible N-1 and N-1-1 conditions on the live system that planning did not study and that a curated list will not catch.
Planning-grade N-1 and defined N-2 studies on the live operating point, without trading away the physics.
Automatic contingency selection that augments operator judgment, with no hand-maintained lists.
IBR, FACTS, and PST devices are carried in the case. We do not claim device-level control modeling inside the solver.
Each flagged contingency is checked for a path back within NERC limits using available reserves and controls. Q-limits stay enforced. Only unrecoverable cases are surfaced.
Solved state, contingency definition, violation details, topological view, investigation context, and recommended next actions — carried in a single self-describing file.
Roadmap: commitment states plus load forecast plus expected outages and returns at planning-grade fidelity (Sentinel Phase 2).
Large, voltage-sensitive loads as first-class citizens: voltage profiles, up/down ramps, load reduction schemes.
When dynamics data is available, first-swing checks run on the same solved operating point used for contingency analysis. Large-load rejection scenarios are supported today; inverter-centric models are expanding.
Deploy where you operate.
- On-prem (RHEL 10 and Windows certified)
- Air-gapped
- Cloud (on request)
- Deterministic builds + reproducible pipelines
- No cloud lock-in

See the contingencies your current tools are not covering.
Pick a recent operating point. We run N-1 and N-1-1 from that State Estimator case inside your environment and walk through what your current list does not show.
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