Notes

Short findings, each with its method stated — interconnection queues, Wisconsin tariffs, and building agents that refuse rather than guess. Kenneth · Oshkosh, Wisconsin.

• Seven ways my AI agent lied to me —
• My verifier was checking the font —
• A checker that flags the truth costs you the checker —
• I attacked my own agent, eight ways —
• The bug was in my test, and the test was about that bug —
• Five checks I ran today, and none of them checked the thing —
• PJM Queue — Note 001 — What actually survives the interconnection queue, and how long it takes
• PJM Queue — Note 002 — The queue is not failing at the same rate it always did. It is failing worse.
• PJM Queue — Note 003 — It is not PJM. It is almost everywhere — and two markets went the other way.
• PJM Queue — Note 004 — It is not only failing more. It is taking twice as long.
• PJM Queue — Note 005 — The bigger the project, the likelier it dies.
• PJM Queue — Note 006 — Half a percent. That is how much queued battery capacity has been built.
• PJM Queue — Note 007 — What the five findings do when you put them together.
• PJM Queue — Note 008 — Eight weeks, one dataset, and everything I got wrong.
• PJM Queue — Note 009 — I was counting the wrong thing. Counted properly, it is worse.
• Wisconsin Note 001 — Wisconsin Public Service charges $0.00 per kW for demand outside a ten-hour window. Whether that saves you anything depends on one thing, and it is not your peak.