Supplier discovery
Organizing public manufacturer information around the capabilities, materials, and processes buyers need to find.
Manufacturing data & automation · Current work in Taiwan
Iterative Systems is Chip Moreno’s software and automation practice. Current work in Taiwan: turning public manufacturer information into source-linked capability data for buyers, developers, and AI tools.
01 / Current focus
Working with PCB and precision machining information to make supplier research easier to search, compare, and trace back to its sources.
Organizing public manufacturer information around the capabilities, materials, and processes buyers need to find.
Preserving source links, dates, conditions, and unknowns. Manufacturer-published claims stay distinct from independently confirmed capabilities.
Building searchable data and exploring API and MCP access so developers and AI tools can use manufacturer information with the evidence attached.
02 / Current projects
Small research prototypes to explore what useful manufacturer data should contain, and where it still needs confirmation.
An initial study of Champion Asia Group’s published PCB capabilities at its mainland China production sites, with source links and evidence status.
An early prototype for matching buyer requirements with documented precision machining supplier information.
03 / Operating experience
Chip builds and operates service and media businesses. Their everyday work—documents, customer questions, payments, and publishing—grounds the software and automation practice in concrete operating problems.
Businesses Chip operates
U.S. tax preparation and advice for Americans abroad.
Visa planning, document review, and application support.
Certified and notarized translations, ordered online.
Connecting people with independent insurance advisors.
English-language news, local reporting, and business coverage.
04 / The approach
The goal is more capacity with less coordination. Start with a specific problem, build something useful, and learn from how it behaves.
Follow the work. Identify repeated steps, missing context, and decisions that need a person.
Use straightforward software where it fits. Explore agents where reasoning and tool use can help.
Watch for failures, evaluate the result, and improve the workflow before expanding it.
05 / Research conversations
In Taiwan, I’d like to compare notes with PCB manufacturers, precision machining companies, and procurement teams. Tell me how you publish, find, or assess supplier capability information.
Or email chip@iterativesystems.io