Company Brain for Hardware Manufacturers
Manufacturers are drowning in scattered knowledge. Instructions in Excel, drawings in email, decisions in someone’s head. I built a fix.
The problem
Three things that break in almost every factory:
- Instructions scattered across Excel files, Word docs, and people who’ve been there twenty years.
- Updates don’t propagate. Change a drawing and the instructions, BOM, and downstream docs are still showing the old version.
- Worker knowledge gets lost. The person running the machine has the best ideas — and nowhere to put them.
What it is
One version-controlled source of truth. Parts, assemblies, drawings, and work instructions all connected — change one thing and the system knows what else needs updating.
Workers can flag improvements tied to the exact step they’re on. An engineer reviews, approves, and the idea becomes a documented change — not a Post-it note or a forgotten conversation.
Inspired by Karpathy’s LLM wiki and Git. The manufacturing world runs on knowledge that predates version control. This treats it like code.
Status
In pilot.