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Core features

SREDSimplify centers on a project workspace that combines context management, SR&ED workflow execution, and artifact review.

Projects and workspace

Projects are the top-level unit of work. Each project can hold:

  • sessions
  • uploaded files
  • a billing context
  • an optional GitHub binding

Inside a session, the workspace coordinates file context, conversation history, and the latest generated artifact.

File upload and indexing

Files are uploaded directly to object storage and then indexed for later use in runs. The important user-facing rule is simple: only files in READY state should be considered usable context.

This gives the platform a clean separation between:

  • file ingestion
  • indexing progress
  • run-time context selection

SR&ED analysis runs

The core execution loop is session-based. A user selects or creates a session, enters input, optionally attaches READY files, and triggers a run. The application then persists the conversation and shows the latest result in the artifact pane.

The currently documented run families are:

  • PRECHECK
  • T661
  • LOGBOOK

Expert review workflow

SREDSimplify supports a one-time expert review checkout flow tied to a specific project. A typical path is:

  1. Start expert review checkout for a project.
  2. Complete payment through Stripe.
  3. Track the order status in the application.
  4. Progress through PAID, IN_REVIEW, and COMPLETED as the manual review advances.

GitHub-connected context

GitHub integration is project-scoped. After OAuth authorization, a user can bind a repository and branch to a project. When the binding is active, supported runs can include repository context in the runtime envelope.

Billing and account management

The application includes:

  • membership tiers
  • subscription checkout
  • customer portal access
  • project-linked expert review purchases

Billing changes operate alongside the main project workflow rather than as a separate product.