Your building should know the grid.
A grid signal could inform a bounded HVAC proposal: pre-cool before a price spike, shed approved non-critical load, and preserve comfort limits. This is an illustrative reference pattern, not a live Fibric building connection or current self-service install.
A building that watches the market
the cost your building isn't watching.
The whole loop, applied.
One pass through four moves, with a record at each step.
A price spike forms upwind
Minutes-to-hours before the peak, the market signal is already in the loop.
The operator proposes a plan
Weighed against your priorities (comfort, cost, occupancy) before anything moves.
Pre-cool, shed, coast
In a managed deployment, an approved connector could dispatch the bounded change with idempotency and single-flight controls.
Record the supported outcome
The proposal, approval, and reported result belong on the record. Recovery depends on what the BMS and site procedure support.
A price signal is a lead-time tripwire.
Pre-cool the thermal mass
Shed non-critical load
Coast on stored cold
Preview the signal-to-review pattern.
Pre-cool your zones before the price spike.
Give your building market sense.
No public Fibric MCP endpoint or one-click install exists for this pattern. Scope it through managed early access.