Geometry-derived
STEP/STL envelope, triangulated body or mesh count, triangle count, surface-area estimate, volume estimate, and limited STL edge checks.
Product claims boundary
DatumRelay answers one bounded question: does this release package meet the implemented evidence and declared-capability gates for a named supplier profile, and what declared change could remove a blocker?
It does not mean the part is manufacturable, toolpaths are safe, GD&T is correct, inspection will pass, or the supplier accepts the work.
The interface keeps four evidence classes distinct so a declaration is not presented as geometry proof.
STEP/STL envelope, triangulated body or mesh count, triangle count, surface-area estimate, volume estimate, and limited STL edge checks.
Material, finish, wall, holes, internal radius, tolerance, surface finish, coating controls, identity, quantity, and evidence source.
Filename, media type, byte size, and SHA-256 for drawings and inspection plans. Their technical contents are not interpreted.
Versioned capability limits, allowed materials, finishes, formats, provenance, approval metadata, and expiry supplied by a local profile.
Evaluate the same package against multiple capability passports and exclude reference-only or expired profiles from an eligible recommendation.
Show pass, warning, review, blocker, and not-covered results with the evidence and remediation attached to each implemented rule.
Turn failed declared limits into concrete review actions instead of hiding them inside a generic manufacturability score.
Export source artifacts, hashes, selected passport, results, challenges, blind spots, and claims boundary in JSON or ZIP format.
| Area | Current comparison | Evidence boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Identity and package | Part/revision fields, CAD presence, drawing presence, inspection presence, filename revision hint. | Drawing and inspection semantics are not read. |
| Geometry | Accepted format, axis-permuted work envelope, single/multiple mesh or body review, limited STL integrity checks. | No feature recognition, reachability, setup, fixture, or toolpath analysis. |
| Declared features | Minimum wall, hole diameter, hole L/D, internal radius, linear tolerance, and required Ra versus passport limits. | These values are entered by a person, not extracted from CAD. |
| Commercial fit inputs | Declared quantity, material, and finish membership against the selected passport. | No price, capacity, lead time, logistics, or supplier-risk analysis. |
| Passport governance | Schema, revision, evidence reference, approver metadata, dates, expiry, and content checksum. | No issuing-organization identity or digital-signature verification. |
| Exceptions | Open challenges hold the local result until a local disposition is recorded. | No authenticated supplier workspace or approval authority. |
These domains stay not covered. They must be handled by qualified people and approved systems.
Toolpaths, feeds/speeds, cutter or holder selection, collision, stock, fixture, spindle, workholding, setup, and reachability.
PMI semantics, ASME/ISO interpretation, tolerance stacks, FEA, fatigue, thermal, fluid, vibration, and service life.
Material certification, special-process qualification, metrology, MSA, FAI, final inspection, regulatory approval, and certification.
Price, cycle time, capacity, lead time, yield, solvency, sanctions, logistics, purchase authorization, and supplier acceptance.
These are early rejection thresholds, not performance guarantees.
| Resource | Beta limit | Resource | Beta limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| CAD file | 40 MiB | Combined release artifacts | 75 MiB |
| Drawing PDF | 20 MiB | STL triangles | 400,000 |
| Inspection artifact | 20 MiB | Parsed mesh vertices | 1,200,000 |
| Passport JSON | 1 MiB | Local profiles / challenges | 50 / 1,000 |
Use a non-sensitive sample or an approved test package, then inspect every rule and blind spot before relying on the output.