I built this project to explore telecom specification retrieval and requirement validation. Try Copilot Chat, inspect the sources, and evaluate the V&V workspace.
Ask questions about NR, LTE, core networks and MR-DC. Follow the references back to the governing clauses.
Compare requirements with retrieved normative evidence. Inspect the supporting clauses and gaps before accepting any verdict.
Coverage, release selection and retrieval quality affect the result. Missing evidence is not proof that a requirement is wrong.
3GPP Pilot is a self-developed telecom engineering project that retrieves evidence from indexed 3GPP specifications. It combines conversational questions with clause citations and structured procedure evidence. Its V&V workspace assesses requirements against retrieved evidence; it does not certify equipment or deployment compliance.
Open 3GPP Pilot and ask a question. Free access lasts 180 days from first use, and usage limits apply. For a first check, ask “What are the RRC states in 5G NR?” and read the cited specification.
No. Verify the cited clauses, release scope, assumptions and evidence gaps. The result is an engineering aid, not an independent certification or a replacement for a telecom specialist.