Ziggy-class research
Collects and verifies structured evidence through repeatable research cycles, regulatory and operator materials, industry datasets, and source registers.
How ASL intelligence works
AllStreet Labs combines specialized agents, structured evidence, analytical frameworks, persistent operational memory, and human review. The goal is not to publish what “the AI said.” It is to produce repeatable, auditable intelligence whose inputs, transformations, uncertainty, and approval state remain visible.
This public methodology describes the operating model and current data-center implementation. Sector-specific methods evolve with each intelligence layer; production claims remain subject to human approval.
01 / Architecture
Purpose-built agents operate in defined lanes on isolated infrastructure. Written procedures govern research, synthesis, output structure, review criteria, authority, and safety boundaries. No single chat or model acts as the company’s memory or unreviewed publishing authority.
Collects and verifies structured evidence through repeatable research cycles, regulatory and operator materials, industry datasets, and source registers.
Frames problems and applies OODA loops, Wardley mapping, Cynefin classification, scenario planning, and operating-risk analysis.
Turns reviewed intelligence into validated datasets, reports, dashboards, publishing systems, and durable technical controls.
Translates approved intelligence into targeted business-development programs while preserving sender, approval, and outreach boundaries.
02 / Evidence flow
03 / Coordination and memory
AgenticHQ routes tasks and handoffs, tracks approvals and work reports, records operating state, and surfaces improvement signals. Shared continuity files and product repositories preserve durable human-readable and implementation truth. Public products do not depend on these internal systems at runtime, and private memory or credentials never enter public datasets.
04 / Analytical standards
05 / Current data-center layer
The North America candidate dataset generally includes developments with at least 20 MW of disclosed or credibly estimated capacity, at least USD $250 million of investment when MW is unknown, or a documented strategic rationale. It distinguishes announced, planned, construction, operational, and cancelled phases; qualifies capacity and investment; prevents double counting; and excludes unknown MW and cancelled projects from active totals.
Coordinates are labeled exact, site, city, metro, or region. Coverage is representative rather than exhaustive, and several markets require further review before production approval.
06 / Limitations and corrections
Sources change, projects evolve, and methods improve. Each public layer should state freshness, limitations, confidence, and approval status. Corrections should identify the affected record, disputed field, and supporting public evidence.