Codefinder Agent – AI-Powered Classification Search API & Copilot
Techmien Corp. · Software Development
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Codefinder Agent is an AI-powered classification and search platform designed to simplify how organizations work with standardized code systems such as UNSPSC, NAICS, NOC, and CIP.
It enables users to quickly find, map, and validate classification codes using natural language queries, structured search, or API integration. Whether embedded in Copilot experiences, developer tools, or enterprise workflows, Codefinder reduces the complexity of navigating large taxonomy systems.
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Who it’s for:
- Procurement and supply chain teams managing product classification (UNSPSC)
- Government and compliance teams working with North American Industry Classification System (NAICS),
- Developer teams working with Canadian taxonomies such as the National Occupational Classification (NOC) and Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP)
- Developers building applications that require classification lookup or enrichment
- Data teams standardizing and normalizing classification data across systems
Key capabilities:
- Natural language search across multiple classification systems
- Hybrid AI + keyword (vector + BM25) search for high accuracy
- API-first design for seamless integration into applications and workflows
- Copilot and MCP tool support for conversational access
- Optional enrichment and lookup using structured data sources
Business value:
- Reduces time spent searching and validating classification codes
- Improves accuracy and consistency across systems
- Accelerates procurement, reporting, and compliance workflows
- Enables intelligent classification within modern AI-driven applications
Codefinder can be deployed as a standalone API, MCP tools, embedded in applications, or integrated into Copilot and agent-based experiences, making it a flexible solution for both technical and business users.
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