Detect scope
Start with the suspect lot, tool, process window, revision or station.
Today, defining the containment scope means days of engineers reconciling MES, QMS and spreadsheets - and a scope you still cannot fully defend. Containment composes the affected-unit set from governed evidence, flags the gaps and proposes a cited package to the accountable human.
Which units could share the torque condition?
173 units are supported by complete genealogy and inspection evidence [E-102] [E-104]. Hold 41 additional units while the scan gap remains unresolved [G-17].
41 units lack a confirming scan between 05:47 and 06:02.
The answer distinguishes supported scope from unresolved evidence and stops before action.
The workflow is narrow by design: investigate one consequential question, expose the evidence and hand the decision to the accountable human.
Start with the suspect lot, tool, process window, revision or station.
Build the affected-unit set from genealogy, calibration and inspection evidence.
Make missing scans, late evidence and system disagreements explicit.
Deliver a cited containment scope for human review and approval.
The agent investigates, explains and recommends. The accountable person owns the containment decision.
Each agent performs a defined job while deepening the governed memory that makes the next workflow easier to support.
Define a defensible affected-unit set, flag evidence gaps and propose a cited package for approval.
Detect cross-system disagreement and bring the unresolved evidence to an accountable human.
Prepare cited investigation packages with facts, gaps and operating context attached.
Assemble the evidence an audit question requires and preserve where every claim came from.
Ground maintenance work in the equipment, production and operator evidence that supports it.
Containment proves a defined workflow.
The governed memory expands.
New jobs reuse the foundation.
Evidence coverage compounds.
Governance remains explicit.
Expanded only by evidence. The engagement grows the same way agent authority does - one earned step at a time.
Bring a real scenario - a past containment works well. We run the loop on it: evidence, citations, gaps, the approval gate. No commitment, and no data leaves your plant.
One line, one workflow. The Containment agent and the Substrate foundation are deployed together, in your plant, on your infrastructure - without pausing production.
The agent observes, explains and recommends. Your accountable people approve. Authority expands one rung at a time, only with your sign-off.
More fact classes, more agents, more lines - each step justified by the operating record, not a roadmap slide.
Evidence, provenance and time-effective context make an answer defensible. Declared authority boundaries determine what the agent may do with it.
Autonomy is earned, not assumed.
We will walk through the evidence, the gaps, the cited answer and the human approval boundary.