GMP / GLP Documentation Quality Review
Quality records should be ready before someone else finds the gaps.
MJM QAAI applies regulated-environment documentation discipline to calibration packages, validation support records, vendor documentation, SOPs, and turnover files. AI assists the inspection; qualified human review controls release.
Graphical Case Study
Calibration package review: from field readings to release-ready records.
MJM QAAI catches documentation problems that hide inside otherwise normal-looking calibration packages.
Field Data Handoff
Technician records are returned through a controlled handoff path. Original uploads stay preserved.
Visual + Arithmetic Review
Scanned pages, handwriting, expected mA values, error fields, signatures, and blanks are reviewed together.
Tolerance-Basis Decision
A printed form tolerance is challenged when it does not match the actual field calibration basis.
Human Review Gate
AI findings support the review, but official disposition, initials, signatures, and approval stay human-controlled.
Clean Turnover Package
Signed approved records and supporting certificates are packaged separately from internal AI working notes.
Decision Tree
Future Web Tool
Vendor documentation intake processor.
Vendors could submit a documentation package for AI-assisted completeness review before the package enters a quality turnover record.
Vendor Upload
Vendor submits certificates, COCs, MTRs, calibration records, manuals, drawings, and supporting files into a controlled intake.
Completeness Scan
AI checks required document types, missing fields, tag/serial mismatches, revision status, dates, signatures, and source traceability.
Gap Report
Vendor and MJM receive a structured gap list: missing records, questionable sources, unresolved acceptance basis, and release blockers.
Human Approval
Approved packages can enter the quality turnover package as AI-inspected, human-approved documentation.
Draft boundary: AI may inspect, classify, and route findings in real time. Formal approval remains controlled by MJM/client quality authority.
AI Handshake / Vendor Credential Readiness
Prepare for AI inspectors before they become a vendor requirement.
There is no single universal “AI quality-program credential” standard today. The practical path is to create an MJM QAAI standard now, while aligning with emerging interoperability and provenance patterns.
Use Our Own Standard
Create a versioned MJM QAAI handshake that states scope, sources, review boundaries, approval authority, anonymization rules, and evidence package expectations.
Align Where Useful
Track A2A Agent Cards for discovery metadata, MCP/OAuth patterns for scoped access, C2PA for provenance concepts, and NIST AI RMF for AI-risk language.
Credential Package
Publish an AI-readable JSON file plus human-readable source map, quality statement, inspection scope, and vendor-intake rules.
Draft discovery path
/.well-known/mjm-qaai-handshake.json
A2A-inspired capability metadata
agent-card.json
Draft public package
ai-credential.html + ai-handshake.json + agent-card.json + vendor-intake-spec.md
Foundation Sources
Primary sources and interoperability references.
- Quality foundations: FDA/eCFR, ICH Q9/Q10, ASME BPE, ASTM A967/A967M, USP water monographs, client-controlled requirements.
- AI interoperability references: A2A Agent Card concepts, MCP authorization, C2PA provenance model, NIST AI Risk Management Framework.
- Platform relationship: n8n is the trigger/transport layer; Codex / MJM QAAI is the processor and smart review layer.
- Publication gate: customer identifiers removed, primary sources verified, human approval required before release.