AI AGENT

Meet Zelda

Agentic AI that lives inside your documents. Query requirements, build traceability, and check compliance — without leaving the page.

Query and Analyze

Query and Analyze

Surface non-compliant requirements, find traceability gaps, identify missing evidence, and filter by verification method — across your entire program. Work that once required hours of manual filtering is a single question.

Compare Versions

Compare and Diff

When a specification changes, understanding what changed — and what it means for your program — is half the work. Zelda can compare two versions of a document, summarize what changed and why it matters, and flag requirements that shifted in scope, tightened in threshold, or were added and removed. No manual line-by-line review required.

Evidence and Compliance in One Step

Evidence and Compliance in One Step

Instruct Zelda to create an evidence record, attach a test artifact, set the verification method, and mark the requirement verified — in a single instruction. If your team tracks work in Jira, Zelda can import Jira records directly as evidence, validate the import, and link them to requirements without leaving the platform.

Author & Manage

Author and Manage Requirements

Write requirements, build traceability, and classify in bulk. When something changes upstream, Zelda traces the impact — every linked child requirement, open evidence record, and verification gap surfaced in one query. Exceptions link directly to the requirements they cover.

Risk Management

Risk Management

Create risk registers, log risks against requirements, and update risk assessments as programs evolve. Zelda can query open risks by severity, flag requirements with unmitigated risk, and surface the relationship between risk posture and compliance status, giving program managers a live view of where risk and requirements intersect.

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Hi, I'm Zelda

I can answer questions about your specifications, requirements, and evidence. I can also summarize data across your programs and create requirement links when you have edit access.

Try asking me to summarize a specification or show all evidence records for a requirement to get started!

NEWZelda's New Capabilities
1Create and manage risk registers and individual risks for your specifications
2Bulk write planned evidence methods across multiple requirements

Try asking Zelda to create a risk register, create risks and link them to requirements, or write planned evidence methods for your requirements!

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AI AGENT

Meet Zelda

Meet Zelda

Agentic AI that lives inside your documents. Query requirements, build traceability, and check compliance — without leaving the page.

Agentic AI that lives inside your documents. Query requirements, build traceability, and check compliance — without leaving the page.

Zelda
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New Chat

Hi, I'm Zelda

I can answer questions about your specifications, requirements, and evidence. I can also summarize data across your programs and create requirement links when you have edit access.

Try asking me to summarize a specification or show all evidence records for a requirement to get started!

NEWZelda's New Capabilities
1Create and manage risk registers and individual risks for your specifications
2Bulk write planned evidence methods across multiple requirements

Try asking Zelda to create a risk register, create risks and link them to requirements, or write planned evidence methods for your requirements!

Ask me anything...

Query and Analyze

Query and Analyze

Surface non-compliant requirements, find traceability gaps, identify missing evidence, and filter by verification method — across your entire program. Work that once required hours of manual filtering is a single question.

Specifications/ISS Crew Transportation

Query & Analyze

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Table of Contents

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1.0 Introduction
2.0 Scope
3.0 System Performance Requirements
3.1 General Performance
4.0 Verification Methods
5.0 Conclusion

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3.0 System Performance Requirements

3.0.1 National Space Launch System Performance Requirements

The National Space Launch System (NSLS) is designed to meet stringent performance requirements that ensure mission success, safety, and reliability. These requirements define the operational parameters for the entire system.

3.1 General Performance

3.1.1 NSLS Multi-Scenario Performance Requirements

The NSLS must demonstrate a high level of performance across multiple mission scenarios. This includes ensuring robust payload capabilities, achieving high reliability standards, and supporting rapid deployment capabilities.

3.1.2 Payload Capacity

The NSLS shall provide a minimum payload capacity of 10,000 kg to Geostationary Transfer Orbit (GTO) and 25,000 kg to Low Earth Orbit (LEO).

Verification: TestSection 4
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Zelda
Find non-compliant requirements and traceability gaps in Section 4
Zelda

Scanned 142 requirements. Found 7 issues across compliance and traceability.

REQ-4.1.2Thermal cycling toleranceNo evidence
REQ-4.2.0Acoustic load limitNon-compliant
REQ-4.3.1EMI shielding effectivenessNo method
REQ-5.2.0Altitude operational limitBroken trace
REQ-6.1.4Vibration Category 24Verified

Compare Versions

Compare and Diff

When a specification changes, understanding what changed — and what it means for your program — is half the work. Zelda can compare two versions of a document, summarize what changed and why it matters, and flag requirements that shifted in scope, tightened in threshold, or were added and removed. No manual line-by-line review required.

Specifications/ARINC 653

Compare & Diff

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Table of Contents

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1.0 Introduction
2.0 Scope
3.0 System Performance Requirements
3.1 General Performance
4.0 Verification Methods
5.0 Conclusion

Original Document  ·  Auto-number: Off

3.0 System Performance Requirements

3.0.1 National Space Launch System Performance Requirements

The National Space Launch System (NSLS) is designed to meet stringent performance requirements that ensure mission success, safety, and reliability. These requirements define the operational parameters for the entire system.

3.1 General Performance

3.1.1 NSLS Multi-Scenario Performance Requirements

The NSLS must demonstrate a high level of performance across multiple mission scenarios. This includes ensuring robust payload capabilities, achieving high reliability standards, and supporting rapid deployment capabilities.

3.1.2 Payload Capacity

The NSLS shall provide a minimum payload capacity of 10,000 kg to Geostationary Transfer Orbit (GTO) and 25,000 kg to Low Earth Orbit (LEO).

V1 → V3ARINC 653
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Zelda
Compare V1 and V3 of ARINC 653 — summarize what changed and why it matters
Zelda

Diffed 142 requirements between V1 and V3. 12 changes detected: 4 added, 2 removed, 6 modified.

REQ-1.1.1Launch threshold tightened: 1 → 2/yrTightened
REQ-3.2.1Cargo mass scope expanded to 2,500 kgScope ↑
REQ-4.1.2Thermal cycling tolerance — new reqAdded
REQ-5.0.1Acoustic load limit removedRemoved
REQ-7.2.0EMI shielding wording clarifiedModified

Evidence and Compliance in One Step

Evidence and Compliance in One Step

Instruct Zelda to create an evidence record, attach a test artifact, set the verification method, and mark the requirement verified — in a single instruction. If your team tracks work in Jira, Zelda can import Jira records directly as evidence, validate the import, and link them to requirements without leaving the platform.

Specifications/Verification & Validation

Evidence Records

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Table of Contents

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1.0 Introduction
2.0 Scope
3.0 System Performance Requirements
3.1 General Performance
4.0 Verification Methods
5.0 Conclusion

Original Document  ·  Auto-number: Off

3.0 System Performance Requirements

3.0.1 National Space Launch System Performance Requirements

The National Space Launch System (NSLS) is designed to meet stringent performance requirements that ensure mission success, safety, and reliability. These requirements define the operational parameters for the entire system.

3.1 General Performance

3.1.1 NSLS Multi-Scenario Performance Requirements

The NSLS must demonstrate a high level of performance across multiple mission scenarios. This includes ensuring robust payload capabilities, achieving high reliability standards, and supporting rapid deployment capabilities.

3.1.2 Payload Capacity

The NSLS shall provide a minimum payload capacity of 10,000 kg to Geostationary Transfer Orbit (GTO) and 25,000 kg to Low Earth Orbit (LEO).

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Zelda
Create evidence record for REQ-5.1, attach vibration test report, mark as Test
Zelda

Evidence record ER-007 created. Test artifact attached, method set to TEST, REQ-5.1 marked Verified.

ER-007Evidence record createdCreated
ER-007vibration-test-report.pdf attachedAttached
REQ-5.1Verification method → TESTSet
REQ-5.1Status updated → VerifiedVerified

Author & Manage

Author and Manage Requirements

Write requirements, build traceability, and classify in bulk. When something changes upstream, Zelda traces the impact — every linked child requirement, open evidence record, and verification gap surfaced in one query. Exceptions link directly to the requirements they cover.

Specifications/Crew Vehicle Systems Requirements

Crew Vehicle Systems Requirements

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Table of Contents

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1.0 Introduction
2.0 Scope
3.0 System Performance Requirements
3.1 General Performance
4.0 Verification Methods
5.0 Conclusion

Original Document  ·  Auto-number: Off

3.0 System Performance Requirements

3.0.1 National Space Launch System Performance Requirements

The National Space Launch System (NSLS) is designed to meet stringent performance requirements that ensure mission success, safety, and reliability. These requirements define the operational parameters for the entire system.

3.1 General Performance

3.1.1 NSLS Multi-Scenario Performance Requirements

The NSLS must demonstrate a high level of performance across multiple mission scenarios. This includes ensuring robust payload capabilities, achieving high reliability standards, and supporting rapid deployment capabilities.

3.1.2 Payload Capacity

The NSLS shall provide a minimum payload capacity of 10,000 kg to Geostationary Transfer Orbit (GTO) and 25,000 kg to Low Earth Orbit (LEO).

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Zelda
Update REQ-3.2 to 2 launches/yr — flag affected requirements and evidence
Zelda

REQ-3.2 updated. 2 child requirements flagged for review, 1 evidence record marked for re-verification, 1 exception linked.

REQ-3.2Launch threshold → 2 launches/yrUpdated
REQ-3.2.1Cargo capacity — child requirementReview
REQ-3.2.3Crew scheduling — child requirementReview
ER-007Vibration qualification reportRe-verify
EX-014Launch cadence exceptionLinked

Risk Management

Risk Management

Create risk registers, log risks against requirements, and update risk assessments as programs evolve. Zelda can query open risks by severity, flag requirements with unmitigated risk, and surface the relationship between risk posture and compliance status, giving program managers a live view of where risk and requirements intersect.

Specifications/Risk Register

Propulsion Subsystem Risks

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Table of Contents

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1.0 Introduction
2.0 Scope
3.0 System Performance Requirements
3.1 General Performance
4.0 Verification Methods
5.0 Conclusion

Original Document  ·  Auto-number: Off

3.0 System Performance Requirements

3.0.1 National Space Launch System Performance Requirements

The National Space Launch System (NSLS) is designed to meet stringent performance requirements that ensure mission success, safety, and reliability. These requirements define the operational parameters for the entire system.

3.1 General Performance

3.1.1 NSLS Multi-Scenario Performance Requirements

The NSLS must demonstrate a high level of performance across multiple mission scenarios. This includes ensuring robust payload capabilities, achieving high reliability standards, and supporting rapid deployment capabilities.

3.1.2 Payload Capacity

The NSLS shall provide a minimum payload capacity of 10,000 kg to Geostationary Transfer Orbit (GTO) and 25,000 kg to Low Earth Orbit (LEO).

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Zelda
Show critical risks linked to requirements with open verification gaps
Zelda

5 critical risks found. 3 are linked to requirements with open verification gaps — affecting program compliance posture.

RISK-014Combustion instability — REQ-3.4.1Critical
RISK-022Turbopump cavitation — REQ-3.4.7Critical
RISK-031Nozzle ablation rate — REQ-3.5.2High
RISK-008Throttle response — REQ-3.6.1Mitigated
RISK-019Fuel line integrity — REQ-3.4.3Mitigated

TRUST & SECURITY

How we build AI at Stell

Zelda runs entirely within Stell's AWS GovCloud authorization boundary. Your data never leaves. Stell does not train models on customer content.

Your Data Stays Yours

Powered by AWS Bedrock within Stell's GovCloud boundary. No external API calls. No data egress. No model training on your content.

Every Action Has A Name On It

No change executes without explicit user approval. Every action is logged and attributed to the human who authorized it: Zelda and user are co-authors on every change.

AI As A Platform, Not A Gimmick

One well-engineered interface, built on the same API and permissions model as the rest of Stell. New capabilities are added based on customer workflows, not to chase hype.

TRUST & SECURITY

How we build AI at Stell

Zelda runs entirely within Stell's AWS GovCloud authorization boundary. Your data never leaves. Stell does not train models on customer content.

Your Data Stays Yours

Powered by AWS Bedrock within Stell's GovCloud boundary. No external API calls. No data egress. No model training on your content.

Every Action Has A Name On It

No change executes without explicit user approval. Every action is logged and attributed to the human who authorized it: Zelda and user are co-authors on every change.

AI As A Platform, Not A Gimmick

One well-engineered interface, built on the same API and permissions model as the rest of Stell. New capabilities are added based on customer workflows, not to chase hype.

TRUST & SECURITY

How we build AI at Stell

Zelda runs entirely within Stell's AWS GovCloud authorization boundary. Your data never leaves. Stell does not train models on customer content.

Your Data Stays Yours

Powered by AWS Bedrock within Stell's GovCloud boundary. No external API calls. No data egress. No model training on your content.

Every Action Has A Name On It

No change executes without explicit user approval. Every action is logged and attributed to the human who authorized it: Zelda and user are co-authors on every change.

AI As A Platform, Not A Gimmick

One well-engineered interface, built on the same API and permissions model as the rest of Stell. New capabilities are added based on customer workflows, not to chase hype.

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