Formulation feasibility, deterministic §101.9 nutrition math, and the supplier work that eats your week — multisource screening against your internal spec, done in seconds instead of afternoons. Every output cited. The screen is the evidence; a named human makes the qualification call.
You keep an internal spec per raw material. Every multisourcing effort means reviewing each candidate supplier's spec against it — parameter by parameter, manually. Here's Codex R&D doing all three at once — real engine, replayed.
Each workflow has a defined input envelope, a defined deliverable, an audit-footer schema, and a human checkpoint.
Internal spec in, candidate supplier specs in — per-parameter PASS / FAIL / MISSING, an allergen gate, and a ranked PASS / CONDITIONAL / FAIL verdict. Deterministic; a named human makes the qualification call.
Full 21 CFR §101.9 rounding from the formula, §101.4 ingredient statement in descending weight order, FALCPA allergen statement. The math is a function, not a vibe — change the formula and the panel regenerates.
Search the Codex Directory by ingredient, certification, region, and allergen constraints — or paste a spec and get ranked candidates. Tier-blind ranking; draft sample requests a human reviews and sends.
The agent orchestrates; the math and the comparisons run in real, audit-friendly functions. Every tool returns provenance that lands in the signed audit footer.
N candidate supplier specs vs your internal spec in one run — per-parameter verdicts, allergen gate, ranked shortlist.
§101.9(c) rounding rules implemented exactly — the panel from the formula, deterministically.
Paste a spec; get ranked directory candidates with per-requirement met/unmet.
Side-by-side supplier shootout with severity-tagged differences.
Formula → proposed NFP + ingredient + allergen statements via Codex Ledger.
Designed experiments for reformulation work — factors, levels, runs, and the analysis plan.