Platform overview
Understand the workspace, the agent, and the evidence contract before starting your first project.
What Exergy Lab does
Exergy Lab turns messy technical evidence into a decision-ready analysis. A project keeps the files, conversation, calculations, generated artifacts, and verification record for one decision in one place.
The agent can extract source facts, calculate from them, run supported simulations, research external evidence, and produce a brief. It should separate what the evidence supports from what it cannot prove.
Recommended path
- 1
Create a project
Name the decision—not merely the technology—and add the operating context the agent should preserve.
- 2
Upload governing evidence
Start with the tables, reports, drawings, or notes that contain the numbers the decision actually depends on.
- 3
Ask for a bounded decision
State the decision, constraints, required output, and what would make the answer unsafe to overstate.
- 4
Inspect the support
Check calculations, sources, limitations, and suggested next measurements before relying on the conclusion.
Capability map
- Workspace: projects, file extraction, adaptive analysis, saved history, artifacts, and reports.
- Science compute: deterministic property calculations and supported browser-side simulation with provenance.
- Verification: claim-by-claim checks that distinguish independently re-established results from unverified statements.
- Company memory: encrypted organizational context that can tailor later answers for active Plus and Pro accounts.
- Voice and Vault: conversational project work and local-first document review, with plan-dependent access.
The trust contract
A confident answer is not automatically a verified answer. Verification means a deterministic procedure independently re-established the claim; another model agreeing does not qualify.