Manufacturing
Bring production handovers, quality documents, and maintenance preparation into focused workflows for your teams.
A day in manufacturing
An inspection identifies a dimensional deviation in a production batch.
The agent assembles inspection notes, batch genealogy, work instructions, and the current quality hold from authorized plant records.
It prepares a shift brief with the affected batch and missing checks. Quality engineers decide disposition; Cortex does not command machinery or clear the hold.
Illustrative workspace · Sample data
Prepared for human review
A workflow concept, not a connected system or a customer result.
Where to start
Production context is spread across operator notes, inspection files, and maintenance systems. Give the team a shared place to prepare a handover and understand the evidence before deciding what to do.
What you could build
A useful app for your team. A focused role for the agent. Real sources behind the work.
Your context, connected
Configure authorized API, database, or MCP connections around the workflow. Source access, freshness, and permitted actions stay explicit.
How Cortex connects contextReplace a scattered handover with a shared checklist, visible responsibilities, and an assistant that helps prepare the context.
Give teams an assistant that works with approved knowledge, explains its sources, and knows when the answer is missing.
Design the boundaries
A practical first step
Start with a read-only shift handover on one production line. Keep equipment control, safety decisions, and quality sign-off in the existing authorized process.
Agree on a baseline with your team. These are suggested measures, not promised results.
Start with your work
Bring one process. Let’s explore what it could become.