Cross-domain plays you can wire.
A recipe takes one system's signal and turns it into another system's action — weather into a fire panel, the power grid into HVAC, a seismic feed into the elevators. Each one runs the governed loop: it senses, decides, acts, and leaves a receipt.
NWS and NOAA hazard alerts, wired into HVAC, the fire panel, and access control — so the building pre-cools before a heatwave, seals fresh-air intake before wildfire smoke, and pre-arms egress before a storm.
Real-time grid price and demand-response signals, wired into HVAC and the BMS — so the building pre-cools before a price spike, sheds non-critical load on a DR event, and rides the peak on stored thermal mass.
Outdoor AQI and wildfire-smoke signals, wired into HVAC and the economizer — so ventilation closes the outdoor-air dampers, switches to recirculation, and stages HEPA before indoor PM2.5 ever moves.
USGS seismic feeds, wired into elevators, the gas valve, and access control — so cars pause at the nearest floor, the gas line closes, and egress stages on the alert, not the aftermath.
The systems that supply the signal
Every recipe starts at a connector — the live edge into a real system. Browse them all.
Browse connectors → Agent libraryThe operators that run the play
A named operator reads the signal, decides, and acts — inside your rules. Browse the agents.
Browse agents → Loop builderWire your own play
Pick a signal, an action and an operator, and watch the governed loop run before you build it.
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