01 / Task to draft

Instruction generator

The operator supplies the task, equipment, workplace, and supporting context. A structured draft is presented alongside its status and generation mode. User input remains distinct from verified information.

02 / Traceability

Claim provenance

Claims carry identifiers and source-status labels, such as user claim or retrieved, unverified information. Source presence does not automatically establish factual correctness.

03 / Validation

Structure checks and review questions

Deterministic checks help identify missing sections and unresolved review requirements. A structure score is not a measure of technical accuracy, legal compliance, or operational safety.

04 / Supporting context

Source inspection

Reviewers can inspect retrieved references, relevance indicators, and selection reasons. Applicability and reliability must still be assessed by a qualified person.

05 / Execution workflow

Step-by-step checklist

The draft can be explored as a checklist with expected outcomes and safety prompts. These screens demonstrate the interface, not authorization to execute a real industrial task.

06 / Human review

Structured editor

A reviewer can edit purpose, scope, equipment, requirements, and individual steps, then re-run validation. The document remains a draft until the review workflow is completed.

07 / Accountability

Version history and review

Saved versions, reviewer decisions, and workflow states make changes inspectable. Approval is a recorded human decision, not a substitute for checking local applicability.

08 / Interoperability

Structured export

The same draft can be inspected as JSON or exported as Markdown and PDF for review. Public presentation materials do not include application source, proprietary prompts, or customer documents.