It reads the plant every few minutes, tells you what changed in Telegram and on the dashboard, answers questions in plain language, and changes nothing until a person confirms.
The DYNVOLT AI operator is a per-site assistant that reads the same SCADA data, alerts, strings, forecasts and work orders as the plant team, checks the plant every few minutes, and reports in Telegram and on the dashboard. Its write access is off by default; when enabled, its two actions (a power limit and acknowledging an alert) each need a person to confirm.
A string that stays below its neighbours, an inverter tripping on insulation, a transformer running warm, a sensor that stopped reporting. The operator explains what it sees, what it ruled out, and what it suggests, in a Telegram chat for the site.
Reply with a question and it answers from the plant's own data. When nothing changed, it stays quiet.
The same operator answers in the owner console, with the plant's data behind every sentence.
Everything the plant team can see for the sites it is switched on for, and nothing else.
The dashboard feed. The operator's notes sit above live power and yield.
Nothing, by default. If you enable actions for a site, the operator can propose two things: a power limit and acknowledging an alert. Every proposal goes through the same four steps.
It cannot place or change market bids, create or close work orders, or change settings. Messages only go to the Telegram chats configured for the site. Read more about data ownership and audit on the trust page.
In a demo we switch it on for one of our plants and ask it about yesterday.
