The Library is where T-WISE stores and organizes everything it relies on to diagnose issues and recommend fixes. It has two parts:

• A plant registry that mirrors your physical operations — plants, lines, equipment, the components fitted on that equipment, and the fault codes each piece of equipment can raise.
• The documents T-WISE cites — manuals, SOPs, work instructions, fault code workbooks, past trouble records, and known fixes — each linked to the equipment and components it applies to.

The Library is the foundation of T-WISE's accuracy: the more complete the registry and the better the documentation linked to it, the more issues T-WISE can resolve automatically without escalating to a human reviewer.

Library Structure

The Library is organized into six tabs at the top of the page:

• Plants — The sites in your organization
• Lines — The production lines within each plant
• Equipment — The individual machines on each line, along with their fault codes
• Components — The parts and devices fitted on your equipment (e.g., sensors, servo drives, controllers)
• Canonical groups — Groups of equivalent equipment, so knowledge for one machine can be reused for the same machine in another line or plant
• Documents — The source documents T-WISE cites when generating an answer

The registry follows a Plant → Line → Equipment → Component hierarchy. For example:

MAL (Plant)
 └── Apollo (Toyota) Line
      └── MAATM-101 · Mounter
           └── Dual Master · DME-110

Each tab includes a Search bar, filters where applicable (e.g., Line, Status, or Category), and a button in the top-right to add a new record. Click any row to open its details in a panel on the right side of the screen.

Review and Approval

Every record in the Library — plants, lines, equipment, components, canonical groups, documents, and the links between them — goes through the same two-stage verification before T-WISE can use it in a live session:

1. An SME (Subject Matter Expert) reviews the record and marks it as reviewed.