The developer platform, in preview
A developer console with API keys, an interactive playground, and generated documentation — and the Forecast, Data, and Chat APIs behind it, open in limited preview.
Three APIs cover what the platform knows. Forecast returns the probabilistic price path for an ERCOT node, zone, or hub, across horizons from one hour to a week. Data queries the same catalog the grid agent works from — settlement-point prices, load, generation mix, constraints and the rest — scoped to one market, with the compiled SQL returned beside every result so you can see exactly what ran. Chat is the grid agent itself, addressable from your own code.
The console is built for trying an idea before committing it to code. The forecast playground draws the median path inside its p10–p90 band, and the same answer is one click away as a spreadsheet-style table or raw JSON. Every request renders as copy-pasteable cURL, Python, JavaScript, or PHP, authenticated the way your own systems would authenticate rather than the way a browser does. Mint a key, watch usage and the request log fill in as you work, and revoke it when you are done.
The reference is generated from the API's own contracts rather than written alongside them, so the documentation and the service cannot drift apart. The OpenAPI 3.1 document is published for your own tooling to read. Access is limited while the preview runs, and the console appears for the accounts included in it.
