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Release notes, newest first.
Troubleshooting becomes a real service call, conductors tell you what a meter would read, and the Permit Assistant gains the corrections that actually get written up.
Troubleshooting you have to work for
The complaint comes first and you earn the rest — walk in, meter it, kill it and ring it out, then open the boxes. Answer while four faults still fit and it tells you that you guessed. Ringing out a live circuit is refused, with the reason.
Tap a conductor, see what it reads
Solved per switch position by the same engine that grades the lesson. A switched leg with the switch off is pulled low through the lamp, not floating — and an open conductor is never described as reading zero.
Permit Assistant: what usually fails
Fourteen corrections that actually get written up, each one something you can check yourself with a tape measure before anybody schedules anything. Turnaround stays a question with somewhere to record the answer.
A refusal you can argue with
SparkAI now says it will not guess rather than that it cannot verify, and every refusal carries somewhere to go — plus a way to report it if it should have known.
Panel Schedule
Catches a multiwire branch circuit with both hots on the same phase — the neutral carries the sum of both loads and no breaker ever trips.
Projects
Photos, daily logs, calculations, permits and exports on one job, with a timeline that does not close. Exports are scoped by who is reading them.
Verified against the printed code
We check data tables by hand against a printed NFPA 70 and publish which ones have been done. Currently five of twelve: conductor properties (Chapter 9, Table 8), box fill volumes, small-conductor limits (240.4(D)), conduit fill counts (Annex C, Table C.1), and the circuit engine. What that means.