DEMOS — all businesses below are fictional. The assistants are real and answer only from their loaded documents.
One assistant · a document pack per industry

Your procedures, answering your staff.

New hires and busy crews get instant, plain-language answers from your own handbook, SOPs and safety documents — with the source shown for every answer, and a push to a human whenever it actually matters.

Live industry demos

Same application, same grounding and citation behaviour — only the documents change.

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Commercial cleaning

BrightPath Commercial Cleaning — handbook, cleaning procedures, WHMIS safety guide and onboarding FAQ. Answers the questions a brand-new cleaner asks on their first week.

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Trucking & logistics

Maple Corridor Transport — hours of service and ELD, daily inspections and defects, cargo securement, dangerous goods, collisions. Regulatory answers name the governing authority and how current it is.

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Warehousing & distribution

Lift truck competency, racking damage, WHMIS, lockout, fall protection and incident reporting — plus receiving, picking and shift handover.

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Manufacturing

Machine guarding, lockout and hazardous energy, PPE and noise, WHMIS, confined spaces and incident reporting — plus setup, first-off quality and shift handover.

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How a new industry gets added

The application doesn't change. Only the documents and one config entry do.

1 · Gather Collect the client's real handbook, SOPs, safety and onboarding documents.
2 · Verify For regulated work, check every rule against the published regulation and record the authority and date.
3 · Load Drop the documents in, run one build step — the assistant now knows them.
4 · Test Run the question battery, including the adversarial safety block, before anyone sees it.
5 · Embed One script tag on their intranet or site. Staff start asking.
A note on regulated industries. For work like trucking, a confidently wrong answer is worse than no answer — it can put a driver out of service. In those packs every rule is checked against the published regulation, the assistant names the governing authority and how current the summary is, and anything that couldn't be confirmed is deliberately left out so the assistant refers the question to a human instead of guessing. These summaries are not legal advice.