Generate the
submission.
Architect builds the engineering a submission needs (FMEA, control plan, capability studies, PPAP elements) on one canvas, each generated against the standard, so the package is right before it reaches the gate.
Intent in. The submission's engineering out.
Type what you need, or drop a slash command. Architect assembles the package on one canvas as composable nodes, each generated, then checked against the standard in the same pass.
The part the package is about.
Architect carries the CAD into the submission as a design record. Drag to turn it. The geometry, dimensions, and datums tie back to the standards the documents are written against.
It does not just draft. It checks as it writes.
Every value Architect generates is checked against the clause in the same pass. When one breaks a rule, it is flagged before the package is assembled, and regenerated inside the limit. The same standards SAFE enforces at the gate.
Every value cites the rule that governs it.
Architect looks up the governing standard as it generates. Select a value to read the clause behind it.
Not a text box. The documents a package is made of.
Architect generates the real submission artifacts as nodes you can edit, recompute, and carry to the gate. Select one to preview.
Generate it right, then check it before you submit.
Architect writes the package against the same standards SAFE validates at the gate. Generation and validation are two halves of the Submission Gate.
Assemble the package by hand, or generate it against the rule.
Architect is the generation half of the Submission Gate. The documents are written against the standard as they are created, not drafted and then chased for consistency.
| Re-typing the package by hand | → | Generated against the standard |
| FMEA, plan, and study out of step | → | One canvas, one consistent set |
| A package that comes back on the documents | → | Right the first time |
| Hours assembling a submission | → | Minutes |