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Industrial software
Connects to anything you run — and grows into the ERP you own. Your plant already has software: an ERP, an MES, supplier portals, machines that only speak CSV. Agents connect to all of it — they read the database, build the missing connector, write the logic that joins it together. Tool by tool, the spreadsheets and the modules you rent become software you own.
You say itonce, in a terminal
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Live sessionan agent works, you watch
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Jobsscheduled, verified runs
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Kept locallyfiles + full history, yours
Session — codex · shift report tool
~/plant ❯ codex
› shift report for line 3
● Read exports/line3/06-12-early.csv (8,412 rows)
downtime by cause, min
tool change ████████ 28
material wait ███ 12
unplanned ██ 7 ⚠ 3× last shift
output 14,820 units ▁▃▅▆▆▇ target ✓
✓ report → reports/shifts/06-12-early.md
The integration map
your systems connector owned tools
ERP (SQL) ───────────── built ✓ ─┐
MES exports ─────────── built ✓ ─┤ shift report
supplier portal (API) ─ built ✓ ─┼─▶ ordering assistant
machine CSVs ────────── built ✓ ─┤ maintenance planner
e-mailed PDFs ───────── built ✓ ─┘ ← was 4 rented modules
every connector written by an agent, in a session, on your network
The jobs that emerge
shift-report3× dailyDowntime and output per shift, summarized from the PLC exports, compared to the previous shift.
erp-synchourlyOrders and stock read straight from the ERP database — the connector was built by an agent in one session.
maintenance-planweeklyRun-hours aggregated per machine; the maintenance checklist updated and printed.
night-etldaily 02:00The plant data warehouse load — with automatic repair when an export changes shape.
Where the data lives
Production data stays inside the plant network. The tools the agent builds are plain scripts in your folders — readable, auditable, yours.
What you get
- Connectors to every system you already run — built by asking
- The ERP modules you actually use, rebuilt as tools you own — no per-seat license
- Shift reports, planning and nightly loads that produce and repair themselves
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