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Ori, an agentic runtime for infrastructure that must ask before it acts

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Use Cases

  • Teams use Ori to monitor AC unit current draw and predict refrigerant depletion, sending service reminders autonomously.
  • Teams use Ori to automatically switch to inverter power when grid voltage drops, then notify the operator.
  • Teams use Ori to propose opening a protected-load safety circuit during a critical fault and wait for human approval.
  • Teams use Ori to execute emergency cutoff for dangerous overcurrent without waiting for human intervention.
  • Teams use Ori to integrate with industrial energy meters, PLCs, and motor drives via Modbus RTU.
  • Teams use Ori to connect smart-home sensors via Zigbee through an MQTT bridge.
  • Teams use Ori to handle grid-restoration events at Tier B, acting within policy and then informing the operator.

Features

Apply deterministic rules for device safety

Reason locally with small language models

Operate with an offline safety core

Escalate to a gateway when available

Gate physical actions by authority tier

Record actions for later reconstruction

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