Skip to content
Unshaken Voice ProductionsUnshaken Voice

CHRIS AI / STANDALONE DIAGNOSTIC DEMO

Work the problem before replacing the part.

Describe the symptoms, codes, observations, or diagnostic question. Chris AI separates evidence from assumptions and helps identify a useful next test while qualified people remain responsible for repair and safety decisions.

Use Chris AI as the diagnostic companion.

This focused demonstration is the Chris AI product: diagnostic reasoning that can stand alone or be integrated into another system.

STANDALONE DIAGNOSTIC SESSION

Chris AI Mechanic

Ask about symptoms, diagnostic trouble codes, safety concerns, or the next useful test before replacing parts. This focused agent demo is separate from the ShopOS operating platform.

Protect customer privacy. Do not enter names, full VINs, invoices, credentials, or private shop records.

Chris AI and ShopOS are related—not interchangeable.

If you want the full cloned shop dashboard, open the ShopOS side below. If you want only diagnostic intelligence, stay in the Chris AI demo above.

DIAGNOSTIC INTELLIGENCEAGENT

01 / CHRIS AI MECHANIC

Put diagnostic reasoning wherever the work already happens.

Chris AI is the automotive intelligence agent. Use it by itself as a diagnostic companion or connect it to an existing workflow, application, or shop system.

  • 01Standalone diagnostic companion
  • 02Integrates with existing shop systems
  • 03Evidence, likely causes, and next tests
SHOP OPERATING PLATFORMPLATFORM

02 / SHOPOS

Run the work, records, resources, and intelligence together.

ShopOS is the complete operating environment for a repair business. It is the platform layer—not another name for Chris AI—and gives the whole shop one connected workspace.

  • 01Work orders, scheduling, and shop flow
  • 02Customer, vehicle, inventory, and supplier records
  • 03Chris AI now; specialty modules as they mature
Read the demo briefing

Chris AI can connect to software a shop already uses.

Inside ShopOS, Chris AI works in the context of the complete shop operation.

Share the vehicle problem, not private customer information.

Symptoms, diagnostic trouble codes, general vehicle context, and diagnostic reasoning questions are appropriate. Keep customer names, phone numbers, addresses, complete VINs, invoices, private shop records, credentials, and licensed repair-data content out of the public demo.