Deployment · Deploy
Get to a spec a factory can build.
Tech packs, grading, trims, QC and the T&A - in the factory's language.
Production agents generate manufacturing-ready documentation from design input: tech packs, graded specifications, trim sheets, quality control criteria and time-and-action calendars, formatted in the conventions the receiving factory already uses.
The sample comes back wrong and the tech pack is why. Every round trip costs three weeks, and the spec that caused it was assembled by hand under a deadline.
Not advice. Working parts.
- 01Tech pack generation from design input
- 02Grading rules per fit block
- 03Trim and component sheets
- 04Quality control criteria per construction
- 05Time-and-action calendar generation
- 06Factory-convention formatting per partner
Artifacts, not a deck.
Factory-issued tech pack sets
Graded specifications against your fit blocks
Trim sheets and QC criteria per style
Time-and-action calendar per drop
SS27 tech pack set - 4 styles, graded, factory-issued
Consulting installs it. The platform runs it.
This capability has a counterpart on McLeuker AI, the agentic platform the same team built and operates. The engagement is how it arrives inside your operation, loaded with your brand context; the platform is where it runs afterwards.
Deploy. Thirty days onto McLeuker AI, then retained.
Your operation loaded onto agents that already know the fashion domain.
Diagnose
Where agents change the economics, and where they do not.
Design
Which agents, which tools, which data, which guardrails.
Deploy
Shipped into the operation with your context loaded.
Operate
Retained partnership, monthly sessions, continuous updates.
What buyers ask first.
Will our factories accept a generated tech pack?
They accept the format they already use, which is the point of the convention-formatting step. The generated pack matches the receiving factory's template rather than asking them to adopt ours.
What about grading rules that only exist in someone's head?
Those get captured during the install and become explicit rules against your fit blocks. That is usually the most valuable artifact of the engagement, and it outlives the person who held it.
Does a person still check the spec?
Yes. Technical design reviews and approves; the agent removes the assembly, not the judgement. Approval gates are part of the install.
Can this work with our existing PLM?
Yes, through the context layer. If your PLM is not yet readable by agents, that work is scoped as Solution 02 and usually precedes this one.
Rarely bought alone.
Deployment
Sourcing & Supply Chain
Mills, factories, certifications, MOQs, landed cost and tariff scenarios - researched, not remembered.
Deployment
Merchandising & Retail Ops
Assortment gaps, price architecture, competitive audits and sell-through - from live retail, not last quarter's export.
Deployment
Brand-Coded Creative
Campaign, lookbook, moodboard and try-on - in your look, not a generic one.
Start with the diagnostic.
Four weeks, fixed fee, and a ranked map of what is worth automating in your operation - including what is not.