Torus

Torus is an engineering intelligence product for capital projects such as process plants and energy facilities. Its AI agents read specs, drawings and datasheets, extract parameters, map relationships between documents and flag where they disagree. The vendor contrasts this with chat tools that answer one question about one document: Torus cross references every document at once and flags problems before anyone asks. In the product demonstration, a process datasheet design pressure of 450 psig is checked against a relief valve set point of 465 psig on a P&ID and raised as a critical flag. The vendor says there are more than fifty named check categories, such as relief set point against design pressure, transformer rating against connected load, and code edition against project spec, and that each flag shows the rule that fired and links to its sources. The system also tracks coverage of expected document types, keeps a review queue, and drafts follow ups such as RFIs or procurement approvals in the firm's own format. Drafts await a person's approval. Engineers see consistency flags while project managers see workflow automation, drawn from the same project data. The company is backed by Y Combinator. Pricing is not published. Customers begin by requesting a pilot, and the site also links a security page for the team.