MESkit public website
Use this page as the canonical starting point for MESkit technical references and implementation planning.
Last updated: March 7, 2026
Documentation scope and intent.
The public website explains product positioning and architecture at a high level. Detailed implementation specifications remain in the repository PRD and roadmap documents.
Canonical links maintained from source docs.
Complete product architecture, data model, tool catalog, and agent runtime behavior.
Milestone-by-milestone implementation checklists from M1 to M6.
Website-level technical summary with diagrams and transport transition details.
Agent profiles, trigger modes, and tool-call chain examples.
Step-by-step guides for using MESkit.
Set up MESkit locally — clone, configure Supabase, add an LLM key, and talk to the Operator Assistant.
Create manufacturing lines, workstations, and machines. Set up the physical shop floor following ISA-95.
Define part numbers, bills of materials, serial algorithms, and manufacturing routes through UI or chat.
Create production orders, generate serialized units, move WIP through routes, and log quality events.
Run realistic production simulations powered by an AI agent. Generates units, quality events, machine faults, and OEE data.
Talk to the Operator Assistant to manage your shop floor, products, and production through natural language.
AI-driven quality monitoring that detects yield drops and defect clusters in real time.
Access every MES operation via REST endpoints with API key auth, OpenAPI spec, and webhooks.
Answer-ready docs context.
Start with the core PRD, then roadmap milestones, then architecture and agent references.
No. This is an entry and navigation layer for canonical technical references.