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3x faster issue resolution. 4,000 work order hours saved every month. Technicians getting it right the first time. Full conversation with Devin below.

Joe Perkins at Carolina Handling came looking for a way to get his team the right information faster. He found something that changed how 500 technicians do their jobs. 🧵

Say hello to Squint's new agentic procedure editor. Direct your Squint agent before it builds work instructions. Tell it to match your step format, use your tool names. Take old documents and refresh them with your custom instructions. The agent does the rest. Live today.

We launched dark mode on mobile, updated Copilot to dig deeper and faster for better answers, and more. See everything we shipped last month👇 squint.ai/blog/agentic-p…

Plus, you can now upload up a batch of procedures, give each one its own instructions, and generate 10 corresponding procedures. All at once.

April was no joke. The headliners: agentic procedure editing and smarter video capture. Tell Squint exactly how to generate a procedure → Add PPE callouts → Split anything longer than 2 sentences → Turn a procedure into a training guide for a new hire

Procedure generation in Squint really is wild. Our AI watched this video of me using our office Nespresso machine — with no narration or documentation — and created a detailed procedure in minutes. This is just coffee, you should see what it can do with a forklift or a thermoformer. Check it out here: procedures.squint.ai/request

That SOP sitting in a shared drive? Nobody's using it. Now @SquintAI turns any document into an interactive procedure in under a minute. Step-by-step guidance, images, warnings built in. Not a digitized copy — a procedure operators will actually open on the floor. Live now.

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The worst time to figure out who's handling a quality issue is when it's happening live. Now with Tasks in Squint, assignments and work instructions can go out the moment an issue surfaces. No scramble. For recurring work like projects and safety checks, Tasks handles that too.

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150+ forklift models. 250+ error codes each. No technician can memorize all 27,000 – but with Squint, Carolina Handling's 500 field techs can pull the right answer instantly. 3x faster resolution. ~4,000 work order hours saved every month. Read the full story in the comments.

The @SquintAI engineering team cooked! This isn’t some gimmick OCR feature. Our team filtered through the forest of models and tactics to build a best-in-class pipeline for transforming legacy documentation into digital work instructions. Squint can read a PDF. Detect the intent of the sheet/diagram/chicken scratch. Interpret it as a procedure. Convert it into Squint data structures for work instructions, tasks, Copilot responses… It’s so good, I’m willing to take challenging docs live on X and try them. Send me your most complex PDF and we’ll give it a spin. Or, try it yourself. It’s available to anyone. Request access here: procedures.squint.ai/request

Shoot a video of a procedure & get easy-to-follow work instructions in seconds. Squint's procedure generation automatically breaks out each step, attaches relevant video clips & flags highlights + warnings. No writing. Just film it & you're done. DM us if you want to try it.

Sounds like a lot but 400k Kit Kats is probably 10% of a factory’s daily volume Here’s my back of the napkin based on my adventures: 5 lines, 1000 bars a minute per line, 18 hours of uptime => 5.4M Kit Kats per day per factory 🤯 @KITKAT let me know if I’m close here

This is a huge unlock for manufacturing teams. The gap between "procedure exists" and "procedure is actually good" is where most safety incidents happen. Nice ship, @SquintAI @DevinBhushan.

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Upload a procedure. Get expert-level feedback instantly. Squint’s industrial AI reviews work instructions to flag safety gaps, vague steps, and missing failure paths. If you manage procedures, standard work, or training — try it. Link in the replies.