Agents that think in P&IDs, HMBs, and spec sheets.
Torus's AI agents understand every parameter across your specs, drawings, and datasheets. They cross-reference every detail and adapt to how your firm works.
Engineering intelligence
Upload documents. Torus extracts every parameter, maps cross-document relationships, and flags what doesn't match. Engineers see consistency flags. PMs see workflow automation. Same project, same data.
vs. relief valve SP 465 psig (P&ID-001 rev B)
relief_valve_SP <= design_pressure
Beyond a chatbot
Most AI tools for engineering are just chatbots. You upload a document, ask a question, get an answer. One document. One question. One answer. That's not how engineering works.
Every spec, drawing, and datasheet cross-referenced at once, and the follow-up already drafted in your firm's format. Every value that has to agree with another value has a check with a name: relief set point against design pressure, transformer rating against connected load, code edition against project spec. More than fifty categories, and each flag carries the rule that fired. The labels on the plant are the checks that apply to each piece of equipment.
Autonomous follow-up
VENDOR: Siemens Energy, $19.4M for 3 units (within budget)
LEAD TIME: 128 weeks. Releasing now holds the energization date
RISK FLAGS: 1 · lead time consumes 6 wk of energization float; expedite option quoted
Across the whole thread
It's hard to build in America.
The projects are getting bigger and the teams aren't. Every substation, pipeline, and treatment plant runs on thousands of documents across dozens of firms. When a design pressure in the process datasheet doesn't match the piping spec, it's a $500K rework order caught too late.
Torus gives every engineer the capacity of a team.
You stay in control of your data.
Two ways to run Torus. You pick how much stays inside your walls.
Making engineers formidable.
Built by engineers who have delivered capital projects and AI researchers who have shipped frontier autonomous systems. Not a chatbot: the agentic layer that reads a project, keeps it consistent, and drafts it.


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