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Investigate a Plant

Use a short discovery question first. Then reuse the Plant returned by the assistant for each follow-up question.

1. Find an accessible Plant​

Find the SolarSENS Plants I can access in Kuala Lumpur.
Return the Plant name, city, code, timezone, and current status.

Names, codes, and locations are search inputs. The service returns a canonical Plant identifier for later reads and checks that identifier against your signed-in access.

2. Read the current overview​

Show the current overview for the Plant you found.
Include its status and the time of the latest available data.

3. Choose a complete date window​

Show daily performance from 2026-09-01 to 2026-09-07.
Use the Plant timezone and include yield, performance ratio, availability,
irradiation, and data coverage.

Use an explicit date range when comparing results. Ask for the timezone when a Plant is outside your usual working timezone.

4. Investigate an unusual result​

Which metrics explain the lowest-performance day?
List alarms for the same period and separate missing data from zero values.

Ask the assistant to keep the Plant, date window, timezone, and coverage next to the result. This makes the answer easier to review.

Compare Plants​

Compare the SolarSENS Plants I can access in Kuala Lumpur from 2026-09-01 to
2026-09-07 at daily resolution. Show yield, performance ratio, availability,
and data coverage for each Plant.

The assistant must not fill an inaccessible Plant by guessing its ID. Missing data is not the same as zero production.