[ Industry packs ]

Your industry's controls,applied on every run.

Industry packs configure terminology, classification logic, traceability relationships, review gates, standards mappings, and evidence structures. The agents prepare and validate the work in Azure DevOps. Qualified people keep the final decision.

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[ What a pack configures ]

Four layers, the same on every pack.

The agents stay the same. The pack changes what they check, what they link, and what evidence they assemble.

  • 01

    Classification

    The domain's categories, from software safety class and ASIL to DAL and consequence class, applied as configured logic the agent prepares and a qualified person approves.

  • 02

    Traceability model

    The chain your auditors expect, such as user need to design input to verification, maintained as Azure DevOps links that agents check and repair.

  • 03

    Standards and frameworks

    Mappings to the standards named for your industry, so findings and evidence use the terms your reviewers already work with.

  • 04

    Lifecycle gates and evidence

    The reviews, baselines, and release gates of the domain, with the evidence each one needs assembled before the meeting, not during it.

[ The chain auditors follow ]

Change one link. The agent walks the rest.

When an upstream item changes, its downstream links turn suspect. The agent re-verifies each one, flags what needs a person, and assembles the evidence once the chain holds again.

[ Industry persona agents ]

Thirteen role personas per industry, in the library.

The Agent Library adds persona agents for six more engineering domains. Each section holds 13 role-based agents, grounded in that domain's regulations and practices, and Compatibility Alignment maps them to your process template.

  • 13 personas

    Defence

    JCIDS capability backlogs, DoDAF 2.02 viewpoints, NIST SP 800-171, CMMC 2.0 and DFARS.

  • 13 personas

    Oil & Gas / Energy

    Safety Instrumented Systems under IEC 61508/61511, IEC 62443 zones and conduits, OSHA PSM and API RP 754.

  • 13 personas

    Hardware & Electronics

    Requirements rigour aligned with IPC-2221, IPC-6012, IPC-A-610, JEDEC and IEC 62368-1.

  • 13 personas

    Rail Infrastructure

    EN 50126 RAMS, EN 50128 software, EN 50129 signalling safety and EN 50159 safe transmission.

  • 13 personas

    Construction & Civil

    ISO 19650 information management, BIM federation and Eurocode, IBC and ASCE 7 compliance.

  • 13 personas

    Nuclear

    Safety-classification-aware design basis, system and software requirements, and Part 21 evaluability screening.

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[ FAQ ]

Questions about industry packs.

No. Every plan includes both agent types, the full agent catalog, and every industry pack. Plan choice is about execution capacity, not content.

Yes. Packs configure agents per workflow, so a program can apply medical-device controls on one project and software delivery practices on another.

No. Packs apply the terminology, links, checks, and evidence structures of the domain. Certification, safety, and regulatory decisions stay with your qualified people.

Library agents use predefined process templates, so Compatibility Alignment maps their work item types, fields, and values to yours before an agent is saved.

Start from the closest pack or the software pack, then attach your own SOPs, templates, and standards as knowledge. Bring one real artifact to a demo and we will show the configuration.

See it in your industry's vocabulary.

Bring a real requirement, hazard, control, test, approval, or evidence gap to a 30 minute demo. Or start the free trial with 2,000 credits.