Build Mode
- "Create a line called Assembly"
- "Add 3 workstations to Assembly"
- "Add a machine called Robot Arm to Station 1"
- "Set Robot Arm to EXECUTE"
- "What machines are in IDLE state?"
- "List all lines"
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Talk to your MES. The Operator Assistant executes shop floor operations through natural language — no menus, no clicks.
Last updated: March 7, 2026
What Ask MESkit is.
Ask MESkit is the natural language interface for shop floor operations. Instead of clicking through menus, operators type or speak commands to the Operator Assistant in the chat panel. The assistant calls the same tool layer as the UI buttons, so every operation is consistent — creating a line via chat produces exactly the same result as creating it via the UI.
The assistant uses tools, not templates.
When you send a message, the Operator Assistant:
The assistant can chain multiple tools in a single response. For example, "Set up a demo shop floor" creates a line, workstations, machines, a part number with BOM, a serial algorithm, and a route — all in one go.
The assistant adapts to your current mode.
| Mode | Assistant focus | Extra context |
|---|---|---|
| Build | Shop floor setup — lines, workstations, machines | Selected line and workstation |
| Configure | Products, BOMs, routes, serial algorithms | Selected part number and route |
| Run | Production execution — orders, units, quality | Selected order, live WIP summary |
| Monitor | Analytics — throughput, yield, unit history | Time range and filters |
What to say in each mode.
One command to set up everything.
Say "Set up a demo shop floor" and the assistant will create a complete manufacturing environment:
After setup, you can start the Simulator or generate units manually.
Quick reference.
Anything you can do in the UI: create lines, add workstations, define products, generate units, move WIP, check yield, log quality events, and more. The assistant has access to all MES tools.
Yes. The assistant receives context about the active mode, selected line, workstation, part number, route, and production order. It scopes its actions accordingly.
No. The assistant asks for confirmation before any destructive or mutating action — deletes, updates, and status changes all require explicit approval.
Yes. The Simulator runs independently in the background. The assistant stays in the chat panel and responds to your questions using live production data.