FactVerse AI Agent
FactVerse AI Agent is the industrial AI agent platform for FactVerse. It connects digital twins, operational data, simulation services, knowledge, and governed execution paths so AI agents can reason about real facilities, equipment, workflows, and industrial scenarios.
Use FactVerse AI Agent for the current agent platform. Legacy FactVerse AI / FAI wording belongs only to older FactVerse Platform manual pages for the previous module.
Connected systems and capabilities
- FactVerse Platform for tenant, asset, permission, and product context.
- DFS for data integration, transformation, quality checks, and operational signals.
- FactVerse Designer for digital twin scene creation and simulation-ready planning assets.
- DataMesh Inspector for runtime visualization, alerts, work orders, and field operations.
- MCP endpoints for governed tool access by AI clients and enterprise agents.
Core documentation areas
- Architecture: how the agent platform fits with FactVerse products, data services, and deployment models.
- Capability map: how individual tools combine into customer-facing capabilities such as predictive maintenance, operational copilots, simulation analysis, and Physical AI workflows.
- MCP integration: how external AI clients connect through scoped endpoints and API keys.
- Use cases: how the agent platform applies to facility operations, manufacturing, semiconductor utilities, traffic operations, and Physical AI.
- Governance: tenant boundaries, scopes, human approval, audit expectations, and write-action controls.
Naming convention
Use FactVerse AI Agent for the new agent platform. Use legacy FactVerse AI module or FactVerse AI (legacy module) when referring to the old FAI manual page under FactVerse Platform.
Start here
- Review the architecture to understand the platform boundary and runtime flow.
- Review the capability map to connect tools and product modules to customer-facing outcomes.
- Review the use cases for facility operations, predictive maintenance, and Physical AI.
- Review the MCP overview to understand governed tool access.
- Review the MCP integration guide to connect a client.
- Review the tool reference and scope reference for the current source-derived catalog.