An engineer approves every change.
Nothing reaches an operator without a human deciding it did, and the decision leaves a record.
Human control
The AI proposes. An engineer decides. Nothing else reaches the floor.
- Routed to the responsible engineer. Every captured insight lands in that engineer's Approvals queue with the operator's words attached, while it still matters.
- Approves every change. No WI edit ships without approval. The operator's answer is a proposal, never automatic.
- Engineer-only query layer. Engineers get read access to captured judgment the floor can't pull. The operator experience is never punitive.
Built to audit the instructions you already have, and evidence every change.
OperBot is designed to read across your existing set and flag what's inconsistent, ambiguous, out of date, or drifting from how the floor actually runs.
Reads every instruction
Designed to scan the whole set for contradictions, gaps, and stale revisions, instead of a manual line by line review.
Flags and proposes
Designed to surface each issue with a suggested fix. It never rewrites on its own.
Engineer approves
Every fix clears the same human gate: trusted, attributable, logged.
Raised by the operator. Signed by the engineer. In the record, then served back to the floor as attributed background. The audit trail writes itself.
Per shop isolation
Designed so each shop gets its own tenant: nothing crosses between shops, and records can't change outside the gate.
Encrypted and sovereign
Designed for encryption in transit and at rest, US data residency, and role-based access. Architected for ITAR and EAR data.
Designed for compliance
The approval trail is the audit evidence your quality system needs. Designed to align with AS9100, NIST 800-171, and FDA Part 11.
Configurable to your standard
Designed to be configured to the standard your customer or regulator requires. Your regime, not a fixed one.
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