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mcp-rdcopilot-skyspark

Agentic modules

Query and model an analytics portfolio in natural language.

Model engineering: building a site's model, then its rules and views.

mcp-rdcopilot-skyspark — At a glance
The problem it solves

Asking a question about a portfolio requires mastering the platform's query language and tag structure; taking over a model built by someone else means guessing what is missing.

The work it does for you

This module opens a SkySpark project to a conversational assistant installed on the user's workstation, through MCP (Model Context Protocol), the standard socket through which an assistant connects to a line-of-business application. You write your question in natural language, and the assistant looks for the answer in the portfolio's model — sites, equipment, points, histories and analytics rules. It returns what that project says, with its tags and units, not a textbook answer; it can also create and link records, checking references before writing.

Benefits for you
  • Query a model without writing its language.
  • Understand a model you have taken over: the assistant describes it and flags what is missing.
  • Produce the model, not merely query it: records, rules and views.
  • Move data between projects and tools, with no script to maintain.
  • Bring analytics and the field together: one question crosses servers and stations.
Use cases
  • Model engineering: building a site's model, then its rules and views.
  • Taking over a portfolio: describing an unknown project and listing its gaps.
  • Model quality: checking tags, references and coverage before delivery.
  • Energy monitoring: querying a portfolio's histories and producing a dated status.
  • Cross-cutting diagnosis: correlating an operational alarm with field data.
Platform

SkySpark 4.x, Python ≥ 3.10

Version

0.20.1

Price

on request

Module family

Operate an installation in natural language

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