Systems · AI Documentation and Process Tools
We build AI tools that read your real engineering documentation, OEM manuals, control narratives and industry standards, and turn them into SOPs, quality procedures and training material in the formats your people use. Every draft traces back to its source.
How it works
Engineering documentation, OEM manuals, control narratives, your existing procedures and the industry standards you work to. Nothing is invented from general knowledge.
Each document type follows a written specification: structure, terminology, required sections and house style, so every SOP reads like the last one.
Drafts are flagged for review, with open questions logged instead of guessed. Your people approve them, then the system publishes in every format you need.
What it produces
Step-by-step procedures written from the equipment and process documentation they describe.
Inspection, test and quality procedures aligned to the standards you're audited against.
How a system is run correctly: who acts, what states the work can be in, the limits, and what to do when something goes wrong.
Scripts, scene-by-scene storyboards and knowledge-check questions, ready for your training team to produce.
Voice narration generated scene by scene, with control over pronunciation, pacing and approvals.
When a manual or standard is revised, you know which documents it affects and can regenerate them.
Built and running
For Arbiter's training program, approved source modules go in and control narratives, storyboard beat sheets and assessment questions come out, all written to one documented specification and handed to illustration, animation and course assembly.
Our narration tool replaced a manual audio production procedure of a dozen steps and several separate tools with one screen: pick a voice, adjust pronunciation and pacing, approve each scene and export finished files.
Bring a sample to the free assessment. We'll show you what a tool trained on your documents could produce.
