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aidc-proposal-parser

v0.1.0

Published

Open-source TypeScript parser for AI data center developer proposals. Extracts structured data (capacity, schedule, cost, equipment, location, tier, PUE) from PDF / DOCX / pasted text.

Readme

aidc-proposal-parser

Open-source parser for AI data center developer proposals. Built by Livio Building Systems Inc. for the AI infrastructure community.

npm version License: MIT

What this is

A TypeScript library that takes an AI data center developer proposal (PDF / DOCX / paste) and returns structured data: claimed capacity, schedule, cost, equipment, location, redundancy tier, PUE.

It is the parser that powers grid.golivio.com/review at the upstream parsing layer. Open-sourced because:

  • Every offtaker, broker, and capital partner needs this same parsing capability.
  • Proprietary lock-in on parsing slows down the whole industry.
  • The hard work — first-principles engineering review — is still at grid.golivio.com/review. The parser is the easy part. Make it free, make it good, and let the community improve it.

Installation

npm install aidc-proposal-parser

Usage

import { parseProposal } from 'aidc-proposal-parser'

const result = await parseProposal('./developer-proposal.pdf')

console.log(result)
// {
//   capacity: { itLoadMW: 25, totalLoadMW: 31.25, source: 'page-3' },
//   schedule: { rfsMonths: 9, source: 'page-12' },
//   cost: { totalUsdM: 145, perKwIt: 5800, source: 'page-18' },
//   equipment: [
//     { category: 'UPS', vendor: 'Vertiv', model: 'Liebert APM', leadTimeWeeks: '12', source: 'page-22' },
//     ...
//   ],
//   location: { city: 'Houston', state: 'TX', country: 'US', source: 'page-1' },
//   tier: { claim: 'Tier 3', topology: 'N+1', source: 'page-5' },
//   pue: { claim: 1.15, mode: 'directional', source: 'page-8' },
//   completeness: 0.78,
//   missingFields: ['epoLocations', 'fireSuppressionType', 'gensetEmissionsTier']
// }

Why a dedicated parser?

AI DC proposals are a specific document genre. Different from generic engineering proposals:

  • Equipment names follow vendor catalogs (Vertiv, Schneider, Cummins, GE, Cerebras, Nvidia)
  • Capacity is always quoted in two figures — IT load and total load — that must reconcile via PUE
  • Schedule is dominated by long-lead procurement, not construction
  • Site geography determines half the design choices (climate, regulatory, water rights)

A general-purpose PDF parser will get 30% of the structured data right. A purpose-built parser gets 85%+.

What it does NOT do

This is a parser, not an evaluator. It extracts structured claims; it does not judge whether those claims are deliverable.

For a first-principles engineering review of the parsed claims (capacity feasibility, schedule realism, cost benchmarking, NEC/NFPA compliance), use grid.golivio.com/review — free, no signup.

Contributing

We welcome contributions. The most valuable contributions are new proposal patterns — anonymized real proposals you've seen that the parser handles poorly. Open an issue using the new_proposal_pattern template.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.

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