Machine state, job history, program revisions, and the predictions already graded against them: one journaled record, queried in plain language on your hardware. When the record cannot back an answer, Pilot says so.
Pilot answers questions in plain language: machine state, program history, quality trends, precedents. Every answer is built from your floor's own journaled data and cites its receipts, and every citation is verified mechanically before the answer reaches a screen. An answer whose citations don't resolve doesn't ship; and LLM output can never become plant truth — the record's gate blocks it in every configuration.
Answers are built from journaled evidence with receipt hashes, not from the model's memory of the internet. An answer whose citations don't resolve against the record is refused before it reaches an operator.
One OpenAI-compatible seam: point it at a local model on your own appliance and Pilot works fully air-gapped. No data leaves the floor. Ever.
Every session carries an authenticated identity with a server-derived role — never self-declared — so who asked, and who judged a finding, is part of the record. And every tool Pilot holds is read-only.
Transcripts are hash-chained sessions. What Pilot said, what backed it, and what it refused to say: all replayable, all auditable.
Pilot doesn't sit beside your data; it sits at the far end of a governed pipeline. Telemetry is pulled from the controls, journaled on the way in, run through detectors and forecasters, graded against outcomes, and committed to a second hash-chained record. Only then can it answer a question. Twenty-eight ordered stages stand between a sensor and a sentence. Explore the deployment, or walk a single tick.
The governed core. Twenty-eight ordered stages run every tick, from producer liveness through detectors, forecasts, grading, and the kernel's own four phases.
The machine-service talks to each Fanuc control directly and pulls the full telemetry document. No file drops, no operator data entry, no spreadsheet.
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