Technical Documents

Intake Limits

Reported beta: The supplied handoff describes one required drawing per public RFQ, up to 50 MiB (52,428,800 bytes), in a local MVP. It reports private storage, signed upload, a completion check by the service, file-signature validation, and authenticated short-lived download access. Hosted behavior is not independently verified, and these mechanisms are not security guarantees.

Review a Drawing

Read the drawing with the buyer's requirements rather than in isolation. Check that it is legible, appears complete for the requested assessment, and matches the part or work described. Identify revision ambiguity and conflicting instructions before making assumptions.

If the material is insufficient, contact the buyer using your agreed communication route. Ask what needs clarifying rather than assuming the product supports additional attachments or document replacement. Avoid circulating downloaded copies beyond the people who need them.

File Handling Boundaries

Verification gaps: Accepted file types, preview tools, revision management, replacement, deletion, and additional attachment workflows are not established. File-signature validation does not establish that a drawing is safe, correct, or suitable for manufacturing, and it is not a documented malware-scanning guarantee.

Planned: Do not assume AI drawing interpretation or integration-based document synchronization is available.

See document security, buyer upload guidance, and feasibility review.