The AI agent for power system studies
It builds the one-line from your drawings, runs the studies in EasyPower and assembles the report package. You check what it flags.
Dazzle Agent· Northgate Plant
FilesAgent
- Review C-PNL-D2: no length on E-301 or the schedule
- Review EG-A X/R not on the drawings
- SWBD-A 38.6 kA
- PNL-D2 33.4 kA
- MCC-A 23.9 kA
- TS-A 17.8 kA
- PNL-H1 16.4 kA
- Review CT C-class not on the drawings
- Review 2 notes in package_review.md
Built for the engineer of record. It never invents a value, shows where every number came from, and lists what you need to check.
Works the program the way you do. Ribbon commands, dialogs and import in your licensed EasyPower. Short circuit, arc flash and load flow, with the results read back.
Shows where every value came from. Each record carries its source sheet and a confidence level, so you know which rows to check first.
Leaves your work alone. It starts its own EasyPower and never takes over the one you have open. Files are backed up before an edit.
What it does. Type what you need. The results land in your project folder.
Build the one-line from the single-line diagram
It reads the drawing sheets and the feeder schedule, binds feeder tags to buses, checks lengths against the printed voltage-drop math, validates the topology (kV mismatches, islands, duplicate IDs) and imports the model into a new, saved one-line with auto-layout.
You type
Build the one-line from the single-line diagram in this project.
You get
<project>-Import.csvin EasyPower 26's sectioned import format- A saved
.dezone-line, zoomed to fit cables.jsonwith each cable's source and confidencereview.json: missing lengths, kV changes that need a transformer
Extract CTs and relays
CT ratios and counts come from the drawing callouts and the EasyPower model; relay functions, manufacturer and curve come from the ANSI boxes and setting files. Values the documents don't state, such as C-class, pickup and time dial, are left blank for you.
You type
Add the CTs and relays from the protection sheets.
You get
- CT rows ready for the import (ratio, count, bus)
- Relay rows for entry: function, model, curve, CT reference
- Settings it couldn't find listed for review, never guessed
Generators and transfer switches
Generator ratings and connections come from the circle-G callouts; transfer switches come from the throw-switch symbols, with their source, normal and load buses. Fields EasyPower can't import, such as X/R and the controlled bus, are filled in through EasyPower's own dialogs.
You type
Add the standby generator and the ATS to the model.
You get
- Generator and ATS sections in the import
- X/R and controlled bus set after import, so short circuit runs
- Anything not on the drawings flagged for review
Run the studies and read the results
It switches EasyPower to the right focus, sets the options you ask for, runs the study and reads the results back from EasyPower's own reports.
You type
Run short circuit and list the five buses with the highest fault current.
You get
- The study run in your one-line
- An answer in the chat, with the numbers EasyPower reported
- Blocking issues explained (e.g. a generator missing X/R)
From project folder to issued study report
The report agent collects the EasyPower exports and the project's documents, records where each fact came from, asks you the questions only you can answer, then builds the report from the study report template and prints the appendices from EasyPower.
You type
Prepare the arc flash study report for this project.
You get
- A short list of questions (revision, scope, assumptions)
- Report body as
.docxand PDF from your template - Appendix prints from EasyPower, merged into one package PDF
package_review.md: text checked against the results
Change the model without hunting through dialogs
It reads the saved .dez directly to find items and their values. Edits go in through EasyPower: it backs up the file and has EasyPower recompute everything derived, so impedances and ampacities are never stale. Then it reads the result back to check it.
You type
Set C-PNL-D2 to 210 ft and re-run short circuit.
You get
- The value changed and confirmed by reading the file back
- A backup of the previous
.dez - The study re-run on the updated model
Agents. Six available today, four more on the way.
| Agent | What it does | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Single-line diagram | Buses and cables from SLDs and feeder schedules | Available |
| CT | Ratios, counts and locations from callouts and models | Available |
| Relay | Functions, models and curves from ANSI boxes and setting files | Available |
| Generator | Ratings, connection and voltage from generator callouts | Available |
| ATS | Transfer switches and their buses | Available |
| Study report | Project folder to issued package, with QA checks | Available |
| Panel schedule | Circuit tables from panel schedule sheets | Coming |
| Load calculation | NEC Article 220 service and feeder calculations | Coming |
| Study prep | Utility, transformer and motor data ready for SC and arc flash | Coming |
| Code compliance | Conductor and OCPD sizing and voltage-drop checks | Coming |
Questions
Does it replace EasyPower?
No. You need EasyPower 26 installed and licensed on the same PC. Dazzle Agent runs it inside its window and operates it; every study is still solved by EasyPower. ETAP support is coming soon.
Do I need an AI account?
No. The AI is included in every plan, so there's nothing else to sign up for or configure.
Where do my project files go?
Everything the agent reads and writes lives in your project folder on your PC. The parts of documents the agent reads, and your messages, are sent to the AI model to be processed. Usage data (who, when, which tools, errors) never includes prompts, answers or file contents.
Can my firm control who uses it?
Yes. The app can require sign-in with your company work account, limited to your organization, assigned users and your email domain. See For firms.
Which software does it work with?
EasyPower 26 today; older versions aren't tested. ETAP is coming soon. It runs on Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit), like the study software itself.
What does it cost?
Plans start at $20 a seat a month (Basic), with Starter ($500), Advanced ($1,000) and Enterprise seats for larger monthly credit budgets. See Pricing.
Try it on your next project
Free to start. Installs in a minute, no admin rights needed.