Starting with Australian civil, built to become domain-deep AI for every engineering discipline. It works from a curated library of Australian standards, reads your project documents, and drafts cited report sections, each value carrying its source — or a flag for your eye.
Contact usA retrieval engine built around a leading AI model. The model does the reading and drafting. The product is the engine around it. Gesher decides when to search, retrieves from a library of Australian standards, reads whole clauses, and cites them. Grounded, rule-bound and auditable. A domain-expert reasoning engine, tuned to Australian practice.
| Item | Step | Description |
|---|---|---|
| E-01 | Route | The model decides whether a question needs the library, and what to search for. |
| E-02 | Retrieve | Hybrid search across the library of Australian standards and your project documents. |
| E-03 | Read | Whole clauses, not fragments. The model reads the source in full. |
| E-04 | Cite | Each value tagged project or standard, and traced to its source — clause and page for a standard, document and page for a project record. |
| E-05 | Gate | Anything the library cannot support becomes [ENGINEER TO CONFIRM] — it shows you exactly what still needs your eye. |
| E-06 | Say so | If the library has nothing, it tells you — and points you toward where to look. |
Gesher reads and cites the real codes, guidelines and authority specifications that govern Australian civil practice — from Main Roads WA to Austroads. It cites the exact clause and links you to the source. It doesn't reproduce or replace the standard; it takes you straight to it.
Conservative by design. Gesher tells you only what it's sure of, and flags the rest for you. You stay the engineer — you review, and you sign.
Civil is where we start, not where we stop. The plan is domain-deep AI for every field of engineering — structural, geotechnical, electrical, and beyond.
But Gesher never enters a discipline until the engineers who practise it are building it. Expertise comes from people; Gesher carries that expertise — it never replaces it, and we don't get ahead of what we know.
If you live in your discipline's standards and want an AI that finally respects them — not one that guesses — we want to talk. Every new field starts with an expert who drives it. That could be you.
Get involvedGesher is early, working, and in validation with firms now — and what we need most now are real engineers to put it through its paces and tell us, honestly, whether it's actually useful. No pitch, no sales desk: you're talking to the people making it.
If you draft or review reports and want to try Gesher on your own work, email me and I'll set you up with a free trial.
adina@gesher-eng.comGesher works right inside the Microsoft tools you already use, as a task pane — starting in Word, with Excel and Outlook next. You stay in control: it drafts, you review and sign.
Draft a report section from your project record and the standards library — each value cited to its source, anything unfound flagged for you.
Pull and check design values against the governing standard, flagged where they don't line up.
Draft a reply grounded in the project record and the standards — not guesswork.
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Gesher runs on Microsoft Azure and signs in with your Microsoft identity. It's offered two ways — pick the balance of cost and control that suits your firm.
Hosted on Gesher's Azure in Australia — isolated per firm. The lighter, more affordable way in.
Deploys into your own Azure tenancy — your documents stay in infrastructure you control. Full sovereignty, the maximum-security option.
Sign in with Entra ID (OIDC); role-based access. No open sign-up — your admins control who gets in.
Every drafted value carries its source — document, page, quote — or a flag where the library can't support it. The export includes the human sign-off, per project.
Secrets live in Azure Key Vault, never in source. Traffic runs over TLS.
Gesher cites and links to standards — it never reproduces copyrighted clause text. Licensed content is used only with rights.