PEI — Pressure-to-Equilibrium Intelligence
Distributed simulation, clarity before breakage.
Map how pressure moves through institutions, supply chains, and markets. Run scenarios before reality forces the answer.
10k+
parallel scenario branches
99.9%
replay fidelity target
<50ms
snapshot boot target
Intelligent workers.
Deploy PEI-backed simulations that execute complex, multi-step stress analysis across your graph. Supervision optional; auditability mandatory.
01
Autonomous execution
Agents and scenario workers analyze structure, propagate shocks, and execute multi-hop reasoning without hand-holding each branch.
99.7%
scenario completion (lab)
Define. Deploy. Scale.
01
Define
your graph
Describe actors, routes, buffers, and policy constraints — in structured inputs or guided natural language.
02
Assign
the shock
Choose a tension cluster. PEI expands branches, ranks breakpoints, and surfaces burden transfer early.
03
Monitor
& scale
Stream results, compare interventions, and scale out runs. Pay for the compute you actually use.
Global by default.
Runs fan out across regions so latency-sensitive dashboards stay crisp while heavy scenario batches complete in the background.
29regions
orchestration footprint
99.99%
uptime SLA (enterprise)
<50ms
p50 dashboard round-trip
operational
North America
12 nodes
operational
Europe
8 nodes
operational
Asia Pacific
6 nodes
operational
South America
3 nodes
Real-time scenario metrics.
12,482
Scenarios completed today
by 23,847 active workers across all regions
Availability
99.94%
p99 latency
182ms
Average execution
41ms
Connect everything.
Percolation reads from and writes to the tools your teams already trust — data warehouses, tickets, docs, CRM, and more.
Warehouse
Snowflake
Warehouse
BigQuery
Comms
Slack
Code
GitHub
PM
Jira
Storage
AWS S3
Docs
Google Drive
CRM
Salesforce
Sheets
Excel / GSheets
BI
Tableau
Data
Databricks
Payments
Stripe
Autonomous, not uncontrolled.
Scenario workers are powerful but bounded. Enterprise controls ensure they only read, write, and act within policies you define.
Active protection
0
Security incidents this year
Isolated execution
Each run executes in its own secure sandbox with network egress policies.
Encrypted memory
Scenario state encrypted at rest and in transit between stages.
Full audit trails
Every branch decision, data pull, and export is logged and inspectable.
Permission boundaries
Least-privilege roles by default; break-glass flows are explicit.
Developer SDK
Code your scenarios. Or let PEI propose them.
TypeScript-first SDK for defining graphs, shocks, policies, and exports. Same structures the UI uses, so there is no second truth.
TypeScript native
End-to-end types for graphs, shocks, actor policies, and run handles.
Streaming results
Watch branches resolve and rankings update as the mesh expands.
Multi-model support
Bring your own LLM for narrative layers; deterministic core stays testable.
Local debugging
Replay runs locally, diff branches, and snapshot fixtures for CI.
Trusted by teams worldwide.
“
We stopped debating what might happen and started comparing stabilization paths with numbers attached. The ROI was immediate.
Sarah Chen
CTO, Meridian Labs
80%
fewer late surprises in committee
Featured teams
Pay for results.
01
Explorer
For tinkering and small teams
- 3 concurrent scenario workers
- 1,000 branch evaluations / month
- Community support
- Basic logging
- Public connectors
02
Builder
For teams shipping with PEI
billed annually
- 25 concurrent workers
- 50,000 branch evaluations / month
- Priority support
- Full audit trails
- Private connectors
- Team workspaces
- Custom roles
03
Scale
For simulation-first organizations
- Unlimited workers
- Unlimited evaluations
- 24/7 dedicated support
- On-premise or VPC
- SLA guarantee
- Custom routing
- Advanced security
- Dedicated compute
Encrypted execution · Full audit logs · Multi-model routing
Ready to delegate
Ready to delegate to PEI?
Join teams that run shocks before they arrive. Deploy your first scenario graph in minutes — or book a walkthrough with our team.
1,000 free branch evaluations with Percolation pilot