01↗
Speak it
Describe the product, constraint, or problem naturally.
An idea worth making+ CREATE OS · ENGINEERING, CONNECTED
From idea to
buildable reality.
Describe what you want to make. Forge turns it into connected, reviewable engineering work—requirements, research, parts, diagrams, code, risks, and a plan to build it.
Built for mechanical, electrical, and software projects.
Create OS / ProjectsINTERFACE PREVIEW
PROJECT / GH–001
Greenhouse controller
Sense. Decide. Keep things growing.
Project intent6 linked artifacts
RequirementsREQ–04 · Humidity sensing
Research & evidenceSensor datasheets · 3 sources
ComponentsESP32 · SHT31 · 12 V fan
System diagramPower, signals & interfaces
Firmwarecontrol.ino · Draft
Build & test planBench validation · Pending
Evidence linkedParts budget $150 target△ 1 open risk
01 / FROM INTENT TO EXECUTION
One idea.
A complete engineering workspace.
02↗
Structure it
Turn the idea into requirements, systems, decisions, and open questions.
A shared definition03↗
Engineer it
Connect research, components, diagrams, code, costs, and risks.
Evidence behind the work04↗
Build it
Review the work, make changes, and move forward with a traceable plan.
A practical next step02 / CONNECTED BY DESIGN
Nothing lives
in isolation.
Every artifact knows what it depends on. Change a requirement and see which components, diagrams, costs, tests, code, and risks may need attention.
CHANGE IMPACT / INTERACTIVE PREVIEWGH–001
REQ–04 / OPERATING ENVIRONMENT
Operate indoors
Up to 80% RH · Non-condensing
01 requirement. 05 dependencies.
Components: Change the operating environment to see what needs review. Select any artifact to inspect its dependency.
Illustrative impact analysis. Changes flag work for engineering review; they do not certify a design.
03 / YOUR BUILT-IN AI ENGINEER
Meet Forge.
Engineering, with context.
Forge works across your project. It gathers evidence, creates artifacts, identifies uncertainty, and keeps decisions connected.
You can inspect the reasoning, edit the output, and decide what moves forward.
- ↳ Sources remain visible
- ↳ Assumptions are explicit
- ↳ Risks are surfaced
- ↳ Outputs remain editable
✳ Forge / Decision recordPREVIEW
DEC–03 · SENSOR PLACEMENT
Measure the air.
Protect the sensor.
Place the humidity sensor away from the controller’s heat and direct water spray. Review a protective membrane for the sensing opening.
Source attachedSensirion · SHT3x datasheet
↗EXPLICIT ASSUMPTION
The enclosure is sheltered from direct rain. Confirm this before choosing the final housing.
04 / THE WHOLE SYSTEM
Mechanical. Electrical. Software.
One project.
One greenhouse controller. Three disciplines.
The same requirements, decisions, and build plan.
01 / MECHANICAL
A home for the hardware.
Enclosure, mounting, airflow, and the physical constraints that shape the system.
Enclosure design↳ Sensor placement
02 / ELECTRICAL
Every signal accounted for.
Power, sensors, fan control, and component choices with visible sourcing evidence.
12 V power → 3.3 V logic↳ SHT31 · ESP32
03 / SOFTWARE
Behavior made explicit.
Control logic, fault handling, firmware drafts, and tests tied to the requirements.
Read → decide → control↳ Bench tests pending
One traceable build planReview → Validate → Build
05 / BUILT FOR REAL ENGINEERING
Ambition, grounded
in evidence.
A useful answer is only the beginning.
You need to know what it rests on.
01
Cited research
Source links and evidence stay with the work.
02
Real parts & vendor pricing
See where a price came from and how it was checked.
03
Traceable decisions
Keep assumptions, alternatives, and change impact visible.
04
Shared team context
Review editable outputs in the context of the whole project.
PRIVATE BETA
Taking shape.
With the people who build.
Create OS is in private beta. We are working closely with early users to shape the engineering workspace we always wanted.
Create OS is developed by Technotonin Industries LLC.
YOUR NEXT PROJECT STARTS HERE
What would you build
if the tools
could keep up?
Tell us what you are trying to make. We are inviting a small group of engineering teams and ambitious builders into the private beta.
Antonio@marzoratti.com