Technical Reference

Sustainable Catalyst Workbench: Technical Reference and Integrations

Review the technical, data, lifecycle, validation, and integration contract for Sustainable Catalyst Workbench.

ProductSustainable Catalyst WorkbenchVerified version5.0.0ComponentCalculation Notes, Chalkboard Translator, Domain Calculators, Embedded Calculators, Engineering Mode, Export Studio, Graph Studio, Hardware and Simulation Handoffs, Parameter Sliders, Prototyping Runners, Symbolic Math, Unit-Aware CalculationUpdatedJuly 17, 2026Reading time18 minutes

Sustainable Catalyst Workbench · Technical Reference

Unit-aware calculation, symbolic math, graphing, engineering notes, domain calculators, exports, and prototyping.

Audience: product users, administrators, reviewers, and integrators.

Last verified version: 5.0.0

Reading time: 18–30 minutes

Status: Published support documentation.

Purpose

This reference summarizes the functional contract, record expectations, lifecycle, validation, export, compatibility, integration, privacy, and release-review requirements for Sustainable Catalyst Workbench.

Prerequisites

  • Current release notes and repository documentation
  • A test environment
  • A backup and rollback plan
  • Access to product health or package checks
  • The synthetic all-feature sample

Sample data

This article uses a fictional Resilient Community Retrofit Program. The files contain one demonstration row for every documented feature, so each capability can be tested without private or production data.

Download CSV feature examples · Download JSON workspace example

Preview

# Feature Sample action Expected result Classification
1 Chalkboard Translator translate a plain-language energy question into variables, equations, units, and assumptions a reviewable equation and variable table synthetic-demo
2 Symbolic Math differentiate P(t)=120+8t-0.2t² and simplify the result a symbolic derivative with an equivalent-form check synthetic-demo
3 Unit-Aware Calculation convert 450 MWh to kWh and GJ 450,000 kWh and about 1,620 GJ synthetic-demo
4 Graph Studio plot monthly baseline and retrofit electricity use a labeled chart tied to the source rows synthetic-demo
5 Engineering Mode estimate simple payback with stated capital cost and tariff an engineering-style note with cautions synthetic-demo

The downloadable files include all 12 feature rows.

Technical contract

Canonical identity

Field Value
Product slug workbench
Product name Sustainable Catalyst Workbench
Verified version 5.0.0
Content pack 1.0.0
Default article state draft
Human review required

Functional surface

Capability Sample operation Expected artifact
Chalkboard Translator translate a plain-language energy question into variables, equations, units, and assumptions a reviewable equation and variable table
Symbolic Math differentiate P(t)=120+8t-0.2t² and simplify the result a symbolic derivative with an equivalent-form check
Unit-Aware Calculation convert 450 MWh to kWh and GJ 450,000 kWh and about 1,620 GJ
Graph Studio plot monthly baseline and retrofit electricity use a labeled chart tied to the source rows
Engineering Mode estimate simple payback with stated capital cost and tariff an engineering-style note with cautions
Domain Calculators run a heat-loss calculation for a community-center wall a domain result with inputs, units, and method limits
Parameter Sliders vary electricity price from $0.08 to $0.18/kWh a visible sensitivity range
Calculation Notes attach tariff source, occupancy assumption, and uncertainty a traceable calculation note
Export Studio export the reviewed calculation as JSON, CSV, Markdown, or HTML a portable bundle preserving inputs and provenance
Embedded Calculators place the energy calculator inside a methodology page a reusable governed calculator
Prototyping Runners generate a bounded Python example from the reviewed model inspectable code and execution notes
Hardware and Simulation Handoffs send sensor conversion parameters to a Research Lab experiment a typed handoff receipt

Core record fields

  • Stable record or artifact ID
  • Product and schema version
  • Created and updated time
  • Owner or responsible role
  • Lifecycle or review state
  • Source and provenance
  • Units, period, geography, classification, or audience where applicable
  • Validation findings and uncertainty
  • Privacy and publication boundary
  • Export or handoff integrity metadata

Lifecycle

Use a human-controlled lifecycle such as draft → review → approved/published, with revise, superseded, archived, withdrawn, failed, and recovered states where appropriate. Automated analysis may recommend; it must not silently approve, publish, or create private cases.

Validation

  • Required-field and type checks
  • Identifier and relationship checks
  • Unit, period, geography, method, and classification compatibility
  • Product and schema compatibility
  • Source, evidence, and provenance completeness
  • Permission, privacy, and publication-boundary checks
  • Deterministic checksum or fingerprint validation for portable artifacts

Integrations

  • Decision Studio
  • Research Lab
  • Catalyst Data
  • Catalyst Analytics R
  • Knowledge Library
  • Platform Core

Send the minimum required fields through a typed contract. Preserve source product, destination, schema, artifact ID, review state, provenance, consent or privacy boundary, and receipt. Private Contact and Engagement records never belong in public support or research artifacts.

Release review

  1. Confirm interface, service, manifest, package, and schema versions.
  2. Validate the all-feature sample.
  3. Run product tests and integrity checks.
  4. Test one export and each supported handoff category.
  5. Document breaking changes and migration path.
  6. Update Last Verified Version before publishing this article.

Expected output

  • A complete feature contract
  • A validated synthetic export
  • A compatibility decision
  • A documented integration receipt
  • A release-integrity report

Verification

  • Product slug, version, schema, and IDs agree.
  • Every documented feature maps to an actual interface, command, route, or record.
  • The sample files produce the stated artifacts.
  • Integrations preserve provenance and privacy.
  • Migration, rollback, support, and release documentation are current.

Responsible use

Outputs support analysis and learning; consequential engineering or safety decisions require validated data, applicable standards, and qualified review.

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