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Planning Assistant

Ask about the model, its methods and its results. Answers come from the project’s own files, and every answer lists the files it checked.

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What You Can Ask

Questions about how the study works and what its results mean.

  • How is the readiness score calculated?
  • Why does FFX004 rank first in the canonical model?
  • What is the difference between starter and pathway ports?
  • Why is data confidence Low at every site?
  • What does avoided CO2e measure, and why is higher better?
  • Which standards does the plan rely on, and which are conditional?
  • What would need to be verified before a site could advance?

Limits

  • Scores are prototype planning indicators, not final site rankings or official recommendations.
  • Demand estimates depend on available data, assumptions, and simplified future-growth scenarios.
  • Electrical feasibility uses proxy or manual planning inputs where utility-grade capacity details are unavailable.
  • ADA layout, fire access, stormwater, and construction constraints still require professional field review.
  • Results should be used to compare and prioritize candidate sites, not to approve installation.
  • Answers are generated by an AI model and can be incomplete or wrong. Check anything important against the Method and Standards pages.

Privacy

  • Sign-in requiredThe assistant is restricted to approved, authenticated users. Accounts are managed with Amazon Cognito, access is by invitation, and every account uses an authenticator app. Your sign-in lasts only for this browser tab.
  • Conversations may be loggedLogs are kept for quality and security. They are not used for any other purpose and are not shared.
  • Not for personal dataDo not enter passwords, credentials, API keys, personally sensitive information, or confidential project details.
  • Not for formal commentsFormal public comments belong in the accountable municipal channels. Assistant activity is never treated as formal public input.