Stage 01
Ask
Start with the question you actually need answered.
Describe the design, estimating, inspection, or review problem in ordinary engineering language.
What the code actually requires.
Armeta Codes
The regulatory base that governs design and construction is vast and constantly revised. Armeta Codes finds the applicable requirements and answers engineering questions with links to the specific documents and clauses — so teams cite the current rule, not the one they remember.
Ask the code. Get the clause.
Pose an engineering question in plain language and receive an answer with the documents and clauses attached — ready to verify, cite, and reuse.
The expensive part is not reading the code. It is finding the right one.
One missed or outdated requirement becomes a comment, a redesign, or a stalled review. Armeta Codes moves that search into a cited conversation.
The regulatory base is enormous
Codes, standards, and technical regulations span disciplines and editions. Finding the governing clause by hand consumes hours an engineer rarely has.
Editions keep changing
An outdated reference or a missed amendment becomes a review comment and another iteration of the package.
Citation is the deliverable
An answer without the document and clause is not enough for design, estimating, inspection, or formal review.
A codes assistant built for cited work.
The product is not a generic chatbot. It is a regulatory-base assistant that retrieves, answers, and keeps the sources visible.
Ask in plain language
Pose the question the way an engineer would ask a colleague — no special query syntax required.
Retrieve the relevant norms
Armeta searches the applicable regulatory base for the documents and clauses that govern the question.
Answer with multiple citations
Every response carries the source documents and specific clauses so the answer can be verified and reused.
Refine in dialogue
Ask follow-up questions in the same conversation when the first answer opens a narrower design or review point.
Keep dialogue history
Return to prior exchanges instead of reconstructing the same regulatory search from scratch.
Jurisdiction-specific bases
Load the codes, standards, and technical regulations that apply where the project is delivered.
From a plain question to a reusable citation.
The working sequence is short because every step ends with something a specialist can check.
Stage 02
Retrieve
Find the norms that govern the point.
Armeta identifies the relevant documents and clauses from the configured regulatory base rather than returning a generic summary.
Stage 03
Cite
Read the answer with the sources attached.
The response names the documents and clauses so a specialist can open the source, confirm the requirement, and put it into the package.
Stage 04
Refine
Narrow the question without starting over.
Follow-ups stay in the same dialogue, so subsequent answers remain grounded in the same regulatory context.
One product, adapted to the market where it runs.
The method is global; the codes, standards, technical regulations, languages, and editions are configured for each jurisdiction and organization.
Current editions
Resolve against the intended revision so superseded clauses surface before they are cited.
Multi-document answers
Return several governing sources when the question crosses disciplines or overlapping instruments.
Human confirmation
Every answer remains subject to specialist review before it enters a design, estimate, or formal decision.
Connected to package review
The same regulatory interpretation supports Armeta Permit when documentation is checked before submission.
Connected to estimating
Requirements that affect scope and pricing feed the conversations teams have in Armeta Smeta and Armeta Materials.
Organization context
Keep approved internal standards and project conventions available alongside the public regulatory base.
Who uses it
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