One substantial piece a month, on the two problems this practice exists for. The through-line is constrained optimisation and independent verifiability — the second being the part almost nobody builds.
In progress
Data centres are trading curtailment commitments for interconnection speed, and utilities are writing those commitments into large-load tariffs. Every flexibility claim is a counterfactual — what you would have used — and a counterfactual cannot be metered, only asserted by the party that benefits from it. Scheduling is the solved half. Verification is the half nobody is building.
Planned
The standards question is settled and the estate question is not. Key sizes your HSMs will not hold, counterparty integrations that quietly stop negotiating, certificate chains nobody has owned since 2019, and what larger signatures do to handshake latency on a payment path.
Interactive
Mosca’s inequality with your own numbers in it. Three sliders, ninety seconds, no email — and it tells you whether the arithmetic has already turned against you.
A twenty-minute call on your situation, then a one-page written scope with a fixed price. Both free, and the scope is yours to take elsewhere.
Two working days, from me rather than an assistant.
What you send stays between us. An NDA before the first call is fine, and I will sign yours rather than send mine.