In the workshop — right now
The Daily Tool Building
Next up: your workspace remembers. Saved history that keeps your answers,
drafts, and PDFs waiting when you come back; follow-up questions that know what you just asked;
and answers that stream in live instead of making you wait.
August 2026
The Recordability Engine v4.5 Live
The biggest release yet — Canary stops just answering questions about
recordability and starts making the call, receipts attached.
- The Recordability Engine. Answer five plain questions about an incident; get a formal
determination memo — recordable or not, the 1904 criteria walked in order, the official
interpretation letters that back the call, exported as a PDF for your 300-log file. If the facts
are thin, it says exactly which fact is missing instead of guessing.
- The tasting room. Three free questions, live against the real engine, right on the
homepage — no signup, no email. Go ask it something.
- The living ledger. A public what-changed page
for the knowledge base — new letters, re-syncs, and yes, our own corrections, logged in the open.
- A pilot experience worth the invite: proper sign-in, your name on your workspace,
one-tap feedback on every answer that lands directly in front of the builder, one-tap start from
six real templates, copy-with-citations, and a heads-up before you hit your daily allowance.
August 2026
The pilot goes hosted v4.x Live
Canary AI moved from a lab bench to the open internet — nothing to
install, pilot code in, cited answers out.
- Hosted app launched — the full engine (7,123 cited passages, 199 interpretation
letters, JHA drafting with PDF export, ISO 45001/Z10 gap checks) now runs in the cloud,
behind founding-pilot access codes.
- Honesty upgrades: when a question is outside the sources, Canary now says so in
three sentences flat — no padded guesswork, no fake confidence. Unknown shop acronyms
(like MTBFA) now route to the right standard instead of nowhere.
- Fair-use guardrails — daily and monthly allowances per pilot, with a heads-up
before you hit them.
August 2026
The Answer Library Live
100+ real questions answered from official OSHA interpretation letters —
free, public, cited, and growing.
- Every entry answers a question a real safety manager has actually faced, from the letter
OSHA actually wrote — bear encounters on break included. (A few entries are hiding
something. Happy hunting.)
- Site search that speaks shop: type "loto" and it knows you mean the control of
hazardous energy.
July–August 2026
The brain Live
The cited-answer engine that everything else is built on.
- 7,123 passages indexed: OSHA 1910 and 1926 complete, 1904 recordkeeping,
1903 inspections, the OSH Act.
- 199 official interpretation letters (2018–2026) — what OSHA meant, not just
what it said.
- Every answer cites its exact paragraph, and an automated accuracy suite runs before
anything ships.