Examples
Each run is published in full: the prompt, the steps, the code and the output.
A published agent run. Every NSW parcel screened for data-centre land on zoning, lot size, distance to 330 kV transmission and a substation, a sealed arterial, residents within two kilometres, a town of 5,000 to 50,000 within thirty, slope and flood planning, with the thirty-year solar resource read at each lot.
A published agent run. Five NSW irrigation councils compared on rainfall normals, projected heat, topsoil and mapped land use, then broken below the council average to statistical areas, with the report the agent wrote and every cell it ran.
A published agent run. The NSW federal seats one party held narrowly in 2025, with the two-party margin, the swing, the size of the boundary change, and the demography and hazard exposure of each one.
A published agent run. Projected days over 35 degrees by 2050, the share of land that is bushfire-prone and median household income, combined across every NSW federal electorate to identify the seats where the largest rise meets the lowest incomes.
A published agent run. Every residential address in one NSW council area joined to the bushfire, flood-extent and coastal-hazard maps, ranked by suburb, with the report the agent wrote, the queries it ran, and the two drafts its own checks rejected.
A published agent run. Rural lots inside the Central-West Orana Renewable Energy Zone screened on area, slope and distance to high-voltage transmission, with the seven calls that failed and the map of the results.
A published agent run. One prompt narrows NSW industrial land to 145 eligible lots, then to a ranked top 20 by drive-time catchment, with the map, the code and the gaps left in.
A full agent run over a synthetic 240-site Australian portfolio, from address geocoding through hazard joins to the AASB S2 exposure table and methodology appendix.