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Role-based AI answers for technical libraries.

Access maps to roles and certificates, so each person gets the documents their role includes.

Example from the Aviation Maintenance Library

Question: How are the types of corrosion identified and treated?

Aviation Maintenance Library
Daniel OkaforInspector with inspection authorization
Inspector
Strong match

Corrosion is identified by how it looks, then reworked the same way:

Surface
A general dulling that turns rough and frosted citation 1
Pitting
A white or gray powdery deposit; tiny pits show once it is cleaned away citation 2
Treatment
Strip the finish, remove corrosion products, restore the protective film citation 3
AC 43.13-1Bp.6-5p.6-21
3 tiers searched · 2 pages citedCited
Sofia WhitakerA&P technician
Technician
Strong match

The handbook identifies corrosion by the metal and its corrosion product:

Aluminum
A white-to-grey powder citation 1
Steel
Reddish-brown oxide, or rust citation 1
Magnesium
White, powdery, snow-like mounds citation 1
Treatment
Clean and strip the area, remove corrosion products, neutralize residue, restore protective films citation 2
FAA-H-8083-30Bp.8-3p.8-14
2 tiers searched · 2 pages citedCited
Theo LundStudent mechanic
Public
Not in your accessThe FAA AMT handbooks are Technician content.

From the public recordPart 43 sets the standard for maintenance work but does not describe corrosion types. Corrosion is covered in the FAA handbooks and in chapter 6 of AC 43.13-1B.

FAA-H-8083-30B Technician content · p.8-3
1 tier searched · 0 pages cited

Examples are built on public documents; access tiers are simulated.

Not everyone should get the same depth.

Training schools, repair stations and associations hold content for different roles. A student, a technician and an inspector ask the same question but need, and are allowed, different sources.

How Chairlift handles it

  1. Each role maps to a tier of documents.
  2. Chairlift answers from the documents that role includes, and cites the page.
  3. When a role’s documents don’t cover a question, Chairlift says so.

One library. Each person searches only their part.

Every answer above was written from the documents lit for that person. Nothing locked was searched.

Each document in the Aviation Maintenance Library, whether each person’s grants open it, and whether their answer cited it.
DocumentDanielInspectorSofiaTechnicianTheoPublic
14 CFR Part 43 PublicOpensOpensOpens
FAA-H-8083-30B TechnicianOpensCitedLocked
FAA-H-8083-31B TechnicianOpensOpensLocked
FAA-H-8083-32B TechnicianOpensOpensLocked
AC 43.13-1B InspectorCitedLockedLocked

Organizations with role-based content

  • Maintenance and repair associations
  • Technician training schools
  • Certification bodies
  • Engineering societies

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