Research and development
From construction drawings to a first technical specification book, traceable page by page
Writing a technical specification book starts from scattered documents — drawings, reports, notes — and happens by hand, section by section. The work is long, and nothing guarantees a clause traces back to the page that justifies it.
Documents produce observations, each tied to its evidence on the source page. Observations become domain facts, then section decisions, then bounded clause proposals. A professional reviews, and the package comes out as DOCX, PDF, HTML and JSON.
A verifiable technical foundation, not a deliverable product. Structure, traceability and isolation are established and verified; editorial quality is not, and the repository says so before anything else.
AutoDevis shows how we work when the result has to hold up line by line.