Query
Control which data each role can read through an agent.
AI across the stack
Fuuz puts AI to work in three ways: for the developers who build on the platform, in the agentic workflows that run your operation, and for the end users who need governed access to your corporate LLM. All three run on governed, modeled data under role-based access control.
From our founder
“I always say no more dashboards! I want actionable insights. I want to be able to solve problems in real time.”
IMTS 2026
The clearest signal from IMTS 2026 was where value is moving: away from tools that only move data, toward platforms that own its context. Vendors told IoT Analytics that the data model and the knowledge graph are what set them apart, and even hyperscalers now argue for connecting and contextualizing data where it lives instead of pooling it in one lake.
That is the layer Fuuz was built around. Data is connected, persisted and modeled once, and every app, agent and API works from that same model, under the same security. And in Fuuz, that model is more than a map of your data: it is the backend your applications run on.
Governed AI development
The Fuuz MCP server includes server docs that tell an agent how to get things done in Fuuz. Every developer's AI works from the same instructions, so the way your team builds is the way everyone builds.
Add your own tools and you add your own documentation with them. Your standards travel with the tools, so everyone uses the platform the way your team wants it used, not the way each person's prompt happens to guess.
Without a platform vs. on Fuuz
Role-based by default
Everything AI-related in Fuuz runs under role-based access control. Users and their agents can query, mutate or transform only what you permit, and only on the data and tenants you choose.
Control which data each role can read through an agent.
Control which records each role can create, change or delete.
Control which data flows and transformations each role can run.
Decide which data, and which tenants, each user and agent can touch.
Bring your own agents
Fuuz does not force a built-in agent on your people. Vendor agents with hard-coded prompts become one more silo, with their own data and their own idea of how your business works.
Instead, Fuuz opens every corner of the platform to your corporate agents: Claude, GPT, Gemini or a model you built yourself. They work from your company's institutional knowledge, under each user's permissions, not from a software vendor's prompts.
Vendor agents vs. your agents
Three use cases
Full access to the platform for AI-assisted development, with pre-built tools and the freedom to build new ones quickly. You are never limited to the native drag-and-drop designers: build the way you want.
Embed agent calls in your Fuuz data flows, using connectors to the models you choose, with role-based access control across the enterprise.
Bring your corporate LLM to your people inside Fuuz, and govern how they use it. Control system prompts, access and usage with role-based access control, straight inside the platform.
Open by design
Build your own MCP tools on top of your own connections. Every system you connect to Fuuz, on the floor or in the enterprise, can become a governed tool your agents use.
Got a legacy ERP or another system with no modern interface? Use Fuuz as the bridge, so it can take part in modern AI workflows that are governed and deterministic.
Home-grown, frontier or open models: your pick. MCP is universal, and Fuuz's open APIs mean anything can be connected.
Run local agents at the edge and connect them to the Fuuz Gateway, or run agents in the cloud with OAuth, so your end users get secure access under their own permissions.
Enterprise agentic development
AI-enabled citizen developers are solving problems faster than ever. That is great for speed, but apps generated on their own are rarely scalable or secure, and their context disappears when the person who prompted them moves on.
Fuuz is the enterprise agentic development platform. Apps built with AI on Fuuz inherit the Unified Namespace and everything the platform provides, and Fuuz documents them as they are built, so you never lose the context.
You cannot vibe code governance. The platform is the thing your business is missing to finally answer how AI is governed across the company, at least on the development side.
Standalone AI apps vs. apps on Fuuz
Deterministic by design
Your agents do the reasoning. Fuuz flows do the work. When an agent calls a typed Fuuz flow, at the edge or in the cloud, it gets the same result for the same input every time, carried out by your business rules.
You define the contract. Every MCP tool you build has its own deterministic input and output schema. Have AI draft it for you, or use the Fuuz Data Flow forms and set it up with point-and-click configuration.
That changes what end users get. Instead of letting an LLM piece together answers across separate systems and databases, give it tools that query the graphed data in Fuuz and run data flows. The answer is a straight answer, and your data team can validate it. See how it works.
An LLM on its own vs. a Fuuz tool
Guardrails
Agents connect through OAuth, and every tool call runs under the signed-in user's permissions.
Policies set which tools an agent may use.
Agents cannot read fields marked sensitive, such as credentials.
Every change an agent makes is traced to the tool that made it and recorded in the audit log.
AI readiness
Most AI projects in manufacturing stall on data: it is scattered, uncontextualized and locked in systems that do not talk. Fuuz fixes the foundation first. Data is connected, persisted and modeled once, so AI starts from information you can trust instead of another cleanup project.
See how this maps to the new layers of industrial technology in the industrial AI stack.
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Tell us what you run today and what you need next. We will map how Fuuz fits, without ripping anything out.
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