The AI workflow engine for data-center developers.
Linth turns a developer’s own process into workflows the team can run, change, and share — human steps, documents, live data sources, and AI tasks in one checked record.
Become a design partnerWhat the engine guarantees
Cited, or abstained
Every value cites the exact clause it came from — or says the documents don’t contain it. Nothing is guessed.
Tied out across the deal
The same figure is checked everywhere it appears — model, diligence pack, memo. On our sample deal, the engine catches a guarantor stated at £2.6bn in one document and £260m in another.
Signed before it ships
Regulated sections carry a named human checkpoint. The export stays blocked until it is signed.
Where we start
Power in — grid & interconnection.
Queue positions, connection offers, and the six regional network registers, assembled into one live view.
Offtake signed — the compute lease.
The lease is the credit instrument: take-or-pay terms, tenant credit, term against equipment life — read and checked against the rest of the deal.
Money closed — project finance.
The IC memo and DD pack drafted from documents already in the system, every figure tied out across the deal, exported to Word with the citations inside.
These are the first workflows, not the boundary. The same engine runs a renewable developer’s work unchanged — a data center buys power instead of selling it.
Exhibit — guarantor net worth, one deal
Fig. 1 — a cited value: the span, the clause, the confidence
We’re looking for a small number of UK and European design partners.
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