One MCP server, every client your team already uses
Ask in plain language and the agent assembles the full structure through Koddex tools: assemblies, sub-components, linked requirements and certifications, created as native governed entities, not text in a chat window.
Spin up agents that read, write, and propose changes on your engineering graph, scoped to the entities they're allowed to touch, fully audited.
See the integrationsTrigger anything from anything. "When requirement changes → notify reviewers, recompute coverage, flag impacted tests." All inside the model.
The Koddex MCP server doesn't just read your data, it exposes modeling. From Claude, Gemini or ChatGPT, ask for the BOM of a 6-axis robot arm and the agent builds the cascading assembly tree, hundreds of components and sub-components, with linked requirements and certifications, exactly like on the Custom templates page.
Done. The assembly tree is live: 312 components across 6 levels, 48 requirements and 12 certifications linked. A change on any component will roll its impact up the whole tree.
The same custom models and trees you'd build by hand, created by prompt. See Custom templates
An AI agent is just another principal. Give it scoped read/write rights on specific entities, in specific projects, gated by the same approval workflow you use for engineers.
Agents and humans work the live model side by side. Every edit is attributed, permission-checked, and traceable. The AI is just another principal on your engineering graph.
The blocker was never whether the model could help. It was whether you could let it near the data without losing the audit trail.
An agent gets scoped read and write rights on specific entities in specific projects, gated by the workflow you already use for engineers.
Edits made through the MCP carry an author, a timestamp and the permissions they ran under, so the trail survives the audit.
Describe an assembly in plain language and the agent creates the entities, attributes and links as native governed items.