The roster
Who does what.
Four domains, four tool surfaces, four evidence trails. Open an assistant to see what it actually does.
Emil
Energy modelling
The core intelligence.
Builds, interrogates and explains energy models—connecting scenarios, time series, generation, demand and networks.
- PLEXOS & PyPSA
- Scenario design
- Capacity & flow
Lola
Visualisation & reports
Turns analysis into a story.
Shapes report structures, visual systems, presentations and decision-ready documents around the evidence.
- Data narratives
- Reports
- Presentations
Theo
Economics
Makes trade-offs explicit.
Works through LCOE, cost-benefit analysis, project economics, welfare and investment cases.
- LCOE & LCOH
- Cost-benefit analysis
- Investment cases
Nova
Meetings & intelligence
Keeps the organisation in context.
Connects meetings, transcripts, decisions, project tasks and internal knowledge to the work in front of you.
- Meeting memory
- Decisions
- Knowledge
The marks
The avatar is
the status indicator.
Every Nohm assistant carries a Readout mark: a machined housing with a recessed aperture and a signal inside it. The signal communicates what the assistant is doing, from receiving a question to returning a result.
State demonstrations — not live assistant activity.Idle / ready
Waiting for a question. The assistant is available to receive context.
Listening
The signal breathes while the assistant receives context.
Reasoning
The offset signal shows the assistant working through evidence.
Needs approval
An amber outline marks the pause before a change needs your approval.
Complete
The signal settles into two bars as the assistant returns its result.
Needs attention
A red signal marks something that needs review, including a failed operation.
Identity yields to status
The assistant has its own identity. A change in signal communicates its current state; approval, completion and attention have distinct colours and shapes.
Approval works by stopping
A pause is a request for attention, not an invitation to panic. The approval state uses a steady amber outline rather than a flashing warning.
Legible in a single frame
Labels and distinct signal shapes keep the states understandable in a still image and with reduced motion. Colour is not the only cue.
Put them on a real question.
Bring a scenario you are working on now. That is the demo.
Every contribution remains clear about where it came from.
Read our principles