The copilot
Find the record.
Follow the cause.
Blueprint is Scarlet AI's copilot for historical manufacturing data. It integrates disparate sources so an engineer can find the relevant record, trace a root cause, and pull in the other context past work left behind.
From a symptom to what changed.
An investigation rarely starts with the right document name. It starts with a defect, a line, a lot, or a note that something moved. Blueprint is built for that kind of question.
The point of the answer is the underlying record: the deviation, the traveler, the corrective action, the file that shows what was true at the time.
Questions an engineer can ask.
These are the shape of the work, not a script. Blueprint is in early access, and each plant starts from the history it actually has.
- What did we change the last time this defect showed up on this line?
- Which lots shared the incoming material tied to this deviation?
- Where is the traveler for the job that ran before the setpoint moved?
- What corrective action was closed, and did the problem stay gone?
Sources it is built to read.
Blueprint integrates disparate data sources. It is aimed at the places manufacturing history already lives, including pages Scarlet digitizes from paper.
- Production history Jobs, lots, lines, and the conditions recorded around them.
- Quality records Deviations, inspections, and corrective actions.
- Files and repositories Shared drives and the documents teams already pass around.
- Digitized paper Travelers, logs, and sheets that never had a system of their own.
What Blueprint is not.
- Not a replacement for your production, quality, or planning systems.
- Not a live dashboard of machine status.
- Not a general chatbot pointed at an unnamed folder.
Your historical data stays with the sources you connect. During onboarding we scope which of those sources Blueprint should read, and which questions are worth answering first.
Start with one question you already ask.
Bring the defect, the line, or the lot your team keeps reconstructing by hand.