Revolution Road: Nocturne

Know what needs attention.
Keep work moving.

Revolution Road connects assets, work orders, inventory, stores, districts, and accountable maintenance activity in one operating workspace.

Phase 9 release

Start simple. Earn sophistication.

The transparent baseline is useful today and establishes the clean feature history, labeled outcomes, and feedback a supervised model needs tomorrow.

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Explainable score

Five bounded maintenance signals with a visible contribution beside every result.

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Human decision

Accept, reject, or defer a suggestion without silently changing the maintenance plan.

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Measured promotion

Backtests, drift evidence, artifact checksums, and shadow mode before supervised activation.

From field evidence to action

One accountable chain.

Daily ETL creates a privacy-filtered feature snapshot. The active model scores it. Revolution Road publishes reasons and confidence. A person decides. The outcome feeds the next evaluation window.

See every Phase 9 deliverable →
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ObserveUsage · failures · PM · sensors
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ExplainScore · confidence · factors
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DecideAccept · reject · defer
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LearnBacktest · drift · retrain review
RELEASE 010

August 2026

Predictive maintenance, without the black box.

The risk register, model card, privacy-filtered analytics pipeline, feedback loop, validation evidence, and drift controls are ready. Supervised time-to-failure stays in shadow until connected operational history proves it.

Explore the release →
PHASE 4.5

Operations workflow update

Store requested. District delivered.

Supplies Needed closes the handoff with scoped store requests, a district inbox, partial quantities, append-only delivery evidence, and CSV/API access.

See Supplies Needed →
RELEASE 011

Team and Market Structure

Snow Star LP, from market to store.

A navigable Market → District → Store hierarchy now places Market Presidents, District Managers, and General Managers at the right operating scope with preserved assignment history.

Explore the hierarchy →

Methodology whitepaper

Read the weights, gates, privacy boundary, and limitations.

Open methodology →