Works out-of-box with your favorite AI agents
MCP is an open standard for giving AI agents tools to act. Makini runs as a managed MCP server in front of Inmedius and your wider stack. Your agent hits one endpoint, and Makini handles auth, real-time pass-through, and logging across all 2,000+ products behind it.
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The hard part of an agent isn't the model. It's giving it safe, reliable access to the systems that actually run the business. Makini handles that part. Connect once over MCP and your agent reads and acts on Inmedius plus 2,000 other systems, with auth, scoping, and logging built in.
Your agent calls the same four tools, search, get, create, update, across all 2,000 systems. It runs real endpoints, objects, and filters, exposed in real time. Custom fields and custom objects included. No abstract data model to learn, and nothing lost in translation.
Plenty of industrial software never shipped a REST API or an MCP server, including 20-year-old on-prem systems (SAP R/3, MP2, ABS NS, CorrigoPro, etc.). Your agent reaches them anyway. Almost no other MCP provider can.
Pick a product and sign in with the credentials you already use, whether it's you, your code, or an agent over MCP. The same login flow works everywhere.
Connect to Inmedius
Each connection runs on its own token and can only do what those credentials allow in the source system. Every call the agent makes is logged and searchable, so you can see exactly what it did.
Point Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or n8n at your endpoint with one config block. No custom adapters, no lock-in, switch clients anytime.
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Makini monitors every tool call and alerts you the moment one fails, with the error detail to fix it. Your agent is never quietly calling a tool that went dead.
Writing to a live CMMS or ERP is where teams get nervous, and they are right to be. Makini hands you the controls. Every connection is scoped to what its credentials can do, every call the agent makes is logged. Highest security rating from the most demanding in the business. SOC 2 Type II, UK Cyber Essentials, and GDPR compliant.
Inmedius is technical publications software for aerospace and defense, developed in Pittsburgh and owned by Boeing since 2012. Its S1000D Publishing Suite manages maintenance and operating manuals as XML data modules under S1000D. S1000Dmanager handles projects and content management, browser and desktop editors handle authoring, S1000Dpublisher produces PDF output, S1000Dprism provides interactive viewing and S1000Dreview runs approval workflows. ATAmanager adds support for ATA commercial aviation standards. The suite was later released as Inmedius Spectrum and is now Boeing Spectrum, an on-premises suite for S1000D issues 1.6 through 5.0. Customers have included GE Aviation, IMP Aerospace and Otokar.
Where a connection exposes publication data, the Inmedius MCP saves documentation teams manual repository searches. A technical author asks which data modules for one aircraft system are still in review and who holds them. A publications manager checks which data modules in a publication module changed since the last issue. A maintenance planner pulls the procedure data module for one task to attach to a work order in a separate maintenance system.
You sign in through Makini Link, then paste the MCP endpoint Makini issues into Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or another MCP client, and get_connection_details shows which objects and fields that connection offers. S1000Dmanager applies document-level access controls and export control settings, so the agent sees only what the connecting user may see, and export-controlled content should stay with cleared users. For an installation on the customer's network, IT can allow Makini's fixed IP addresses through the firewall or set up a VPN.
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