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Blueprint

Specs & Change Control

Blueprint is the spec system-of-record agent for Product Development. It consolidates product specifications into a single source of truth across formula, packaging, process, and quality requirements—then enforces versioning, approvals, and clean change history so teams stop building off the wrong file. Blueprint makes every change explicit: what changed, why it changed, who approved it, and what it impacts downstream (supplier feasibility, cost, quality, lead times, and labeling constraints). It’s designed to eliminate the most common cause of rework and launch errors in CPG: uncontrolled spec drift across email, spreadsheets, and attachments. Built to support judgment, not replace it: your team decides what the spec should be, Blueprint ensures it is controlled, traceable, and always current.

Primary Outputs

Typical deliverables
Spec pack: current approved formula, packaging, process, and quality requirements in one controlled bundle
Version history: clear lineage of spec versions with dates, owners, approvals, and what changed
Change requests: structured change proposals with required fields, rationale, and impacted components
Approval record: who signed off, what conditions applied, and what needs re-approval if inputs change
Impact notes: downstream effects of each change across cost, supplier feasibility, quality risk, and lead times
Spec drift alerts: flags conflicting files, missing required fields, and changes made outside the control path

Core Capabilities

What it does
Centralizes product specs across formula, packaging, process, and quality requirements into a controlled source of truth
Enforces versioning and traceability: every spec has an owner, date, and change rationale
Structures change requests so teams stop making “silent” edits that break downstream work
Maintains approvals and conditions so teams know what must be re-approved when inputs shift
Detects spec drift: conflicting documents, missing required fields, and outdated spec packages still in circulation
Generates audit-ready spec history for internal reviews, supplier discussions, and quality/regulatory documentation

Operational Fit

How it’s used
Used By

Product development, R&D, QA, packaging engineering, process engineering, and co-manufacturing partners.

Used For

Spec governance, cross-functional alignment, supplier handoffs, and preventing rework caused by wrong or outdated specs.

Typical Questions
  • Which spec is the current approved version—and who signed off?
  • What changed since the last version, and what does it impact downstream?
  • Are there conflicting files or missing fields that could cause launch errors?