You are…
The secretariat, the publisher
You are responsible for the publication portfolio and for answering the organization's members.
The portfolio becomes a working service. Member questions stop queuing for expert time, because the corpus answers them with citations. The organization's authority is protected: every answer shows its source, and the gates measure every release before your members see it.
Your use casesAnswer questions from the corpus →Check any answer →
You are…
Members, laboratories, manufacturers, assessors
You apply the standards in daily work and need the right clause, the current edition, and the correct value.
You can ask in your own words, at any hour, and receive an answer that names the publication, edition and clause behind every claim. Where a rule is machine-checkable, you get a computed verdict with the arithmetic shown — and a citation that opens the original document at the clause.
Your use casesAnswer questions from the corpus →Decide conformance →Prove absence →
You are…
Technical committees
You draft and maintain the standards, and you carry the consequences when requirements, tests and limits interact.
Your models are machine-checked consistent, and the frontier is committee-facing: impact analysis over the dependency graph when a limit changes, and edition diffs stated at the requirement level. These capabilities are on the measured frontier, in development.
Your use casesCheck any answer →
You are…
The digital team
You run the organization's services, and you will run this one.
All models are open-weight, and the design runs on any platform that provides model serving, vector search and durable storage — the reference adapters run on Cloudflare. The profile is a declaration the organization owns, and the gates run on every change, so operations have a measured floor.
Your use casesCheck any answer →