The AI kit for Automotive Engineers

Writes the supplier email, agenda, or plain-English summary. Example: turning a test failure into three sentences a program manager can act on.

Pulls decisions, owners, and due dates from raw notes. Example: your 40-minute validation sync becomes five action items with names.

Plans prototype tests, analyzes results, and sets the next design iteration. Example: door latch durability rig plan with pass/fail criteria.

Turns a recorded transcript into formal minutes with participants, decisions, and action items. Example: supplier kickoff call notes ready to circulate.

Like "Draft Component Design Spec"

Like "Explain a Subsystem to Non-Engineers"

Like "Draft a DVP&R Test Plan"

Like "Check Design Spec Against Regulations"

A test and certification plan that fits the launch date and is booked and tracked until all results pass

A current unit cost at each volume, compared with the target, with options if it is over

Show every regression in a release candidate and trace each to its cause

Run the full rig suite unattended and classify each failure with evidence

Lets your AI convert between thousands of units and check unit math, all offline.

Keeps every requirement linked from customer need to engineering decision to supplier constraint. Example: show why the bracket thickness changed.

Tests design choices against future support cost before you commit. Example: compare two sensor placements by warranty exposure.

Captures design reviews and keeps each decision traceable to the transcript. Example: no more re-typing action items after a supplier call.

Turns vendor quotes and SOWs into a normalized comparison matrix with TCO and negotiation prep.

Turns a transcript into decisions and owned actions, dropping everything that was just talk.

Drafts professional emails for business, technical, and customer contexts.

Runs structured multi-source research via NotebookLM and delivers formatted briefs with optional studio artifacts.