Auto components

If an agent accepts an OEM schedule change, who answers for it?

Schedules, PO changes and quality calls move fast between you, your OEMs and your suppliers. LeafCraft puts agents and people on those calls under your approval levels, with every decision recorded.

One teamYour rulesYour memoryYour budget
Decision request in Microsoft Teams · example dataLeafCraft console
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What's changing in auto components

01

OEM schedules change weekly

An agent that accepts a schedule change commits your plant. Someone must answer for it.

02

Quality claims cut both ways

Supplier claims and OEM rejections both need a decision with a reason, not a reflex.

03

Tier 2 and 3 suppliers run their own agents

Your supply chain now includes agents you did not build and cannot see.

Two risks the layer removes

The agents you can't see, and the model that gets retired.

Agents you don't know about

In auto components, agents arrive through vendor updates and team pilots. LeafCraft finds all of them, gives each an owner, and brings it under your rules or removes it.

How discovery works

A model that gets retired

An agent built straight on one model has to be rebuilt and re-approved when that model is retired or repriced. On LeafCraft you switch the model for that agent in config and keep everything else. Months and a budget, saved.

Agent tied to one model
  • The model is retired or repriced
  • Prompts, tests and sign-offs rebuilt
  • Months of work, a new approval cycle
  • The history stays with the old tool
MonthsA rebuild budget
Agent on LeafCraft
  • Pick another model for that agent
  • Switching is a config change
  • Test it against your own record first
  • Rules, limits, owner and memory stay
HoursNo rebuild
TimeHours to switch, not months to rebuild
CostNo rebuild budget, no new approval cycle
MemoryThe record carries over to the new model
Your choice of model

Why it matters now

In auto components, the agents arrived before the rules did.

Auto components live between OEM demands and supplier limits. The agents that read schedules, raise purchase orders and answer quality claims make commitments on your behalf. The layer makes sure each commitment has a named owner, stays inside a limit the agent earned, and lands on a record you can show the OEM.

What the record answers hereEvery schedule accepted, every PO raised, every claim answered, with the reason.
How the layer works

Build and control a smart ecosystem

A connected ecosystem for your parts, under your rules.

Your components now report from the vehicle, and agents act on what they report: flagging wear, opening quality cases, triggering service, feeding the OEM. LeafCraft lets you build that ecosystem across OEMs, fleets and service networks and keep control of it. Each agent acts within a rule, each action has a named owner, and the record follows the part from the line to the end of its life.

Govern actions across OEM, fleet and service

What an agent may change on a schedule, open as a claim or trigger in service, and where a named person decides.

Traceability as memory

Every part's quality checks, field reports, claims and service actions, with the reason, kept for as long as liability runs.

Audit for recalls and OEM reviews

Show which batches, which vehicles, what was decided and by whom. Export it in open formats on demand.

OEMs and tier suppliers inside it

Their agents and people join under your rules, with their own logins and limits, and leave the same record.

AI and people, one team

Your auto components team, with AI on the org chart.

Does the work
Decides
Checks
AI drafts. A person decides. Another agent checks.

The agent prepares the case. Your person makes the call and writes why. A separate audit agent checks the decision against your rules.

Same rules for every seatNo one checks their own workOne named ownerCost set before it runsBoth reasons recorded
No one checks their own workAgent or person. Maker and checker are never the same.
One named owner per decisionNever "the system".
Authority earned from the recordWidens with clean work. Narrows after mistakes.
People stay where they workSlack, Teams, WhatsApp (coming) or email. Their reply moves the work on.

What changes for you

Today
With LeafCraft
Schedule changes accepted by an agent, owner unclear
Every accepted change has a named owner and a reason
POs raised at night, discovered in the morning
Above the limit, the agent waits for a person. Silence is never a yes.
Quality claims decided from a thread
One record across the claim, the test and the decision
Planning agent cost unknown
Estimated before each run, capped per agent
Silence is never a yesEstimated before it runsNothing erased after it's written
Product screen · example dataLeafCraft console
LeafCraft sells no agents, no models and no compute.
NeutralGains nothing from your choice of agent or modelYoursRuns in your cloud, VPC or on-premOpenAny model, any cloud, MCP and A2AEqualBought, built and people, same rules
Why that matters

Questions teams ask

Our ERP vendor is adding its own agents. Why do we need another layer?

Your ERP vendor governs the agents on its own stack. LeafCraft holds one set of rules and one record for every agent, bought or built, and for your people, on your side.

Can we start with one process?

Yes. Pick one process, mark each role as an AI agent or a person, and give each a checker and an escalation path. Ready-made templates for production planning, procurement, quality and maintenance give you a starting team.

Can it run inside our plant network?

Yes. LeafCraft runs in your cloud account, your VPC or on-prem, with run records in your own Redis or Postgres.

Bring one auto components process.

We'll map it with you: which roles are AI and which are people, who decides, who checks, what it costs and what gets recorded.