For electrical engineering firms working under CEI and IEC
Cirtex answers engineering questions from your firm's own standards, handbooks, past projects and drawings. Each claim carries a citation, a confidence rating and the specialist that produced it.
Your documents converge into one sourced answer
Ask across what your firm already has
Type a question. Cirtex retrieves the relevant passages from your documents, answers with [S#] markers after each claim, and lists the exact excerpts it used. If a claim cannot be tied to a document, the answer says so.
Example answer over a sample archive. The interface is the product's own.
The Coordinator reads your question and routes it to up to four specialists. Their results are merged into one answer. When two specialists disagree, you see both positions.
Compliance
Verifying designs and specifications against CEI, IEC and other standards
Example question
“Which IEC standards govern short-circuit current calculation?”
Trust in an engineering answer is not a feeling. It is a trail you can follow. Every part of an answer in Cirtex is inspectable.
The handbook applies the equivalent voltage source method at the fault location S2, with the voltage factor c taken from Table 1 of the standard S1.
Excerpt: the equivalent voltage source is the only active voltage of the system; voltage factor c per Table 1.
Each [S#] marker opens the passage it refers to, with document name and location. Citations are verified against the retrieved text before the answer is shown.
A fabricated citation multiplies the score down. The model's own rating can only lower it.
The rating is computed from how closely the cited passages match the question, whether the answer's claims appear in them, how much of the answer is cited, and whether independent sources agree. The model never rates itself upward.
Unsourced claims, specialists that disagree, and parts of a question outside what your documents cover are marked on the answer.
| Time | User | Specialists | Sources | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 09:41 | m.rossi | compliance, knowledge | 3 | 0.84 |
| 09:38 | l.bianchi | physical_reasoning | 2 | 0.71 |
| 09:12 | m.rossi | project_memory | 4 | 0.79 |
Each question, the specialists that ran, the sources used and the confidence are written to an audit log your organisation can review.
Fault levels for the 20 kV switchboard are calculated per IEC 60909-0 with c = 1.10 S1 S2.
Record an answer as a decision. It is stored with its sources and confidence. It can be superseded by a newer decision, but never edited or deleted.
Hover or focus an object to see what was read
Upload a drawing as PNG, JPEG or PDF. Cirtex reads it into a physical model: the objects on the sheet, their properties and their connections, each with its position on the drawing. The Physical reasoning specialist answers questions and runs calculations on that model.
Objects read from this sheet
Cirtex covers the whole path an engineer walks: ask, verify, decide, write.
Write the question as you would ask a colleague. The Coordinator picks the specialists.
Open each cited excerpt. Read the confidence rating and any flags before you act.
Mark the answer as a decision. It joins a permanent, queryable log for the project.
Draft RFIs, reports and summaries. Citations are carried in from real sources and listed in an appendix. Export as Markdown or print to PDF.
The documents a firm uploads are the firm's own competitive knowledge. Cirtex treats them that way.
Bring a standard, a handbook and a drawing. We set up an organisation, load them, and you ask the questions.