CREOSON AI MCP Interface (tested - what is next?)
A preview of something that is being tested within CREOSON, looking for feedback and ideas.
Keep these questions in mind as you read:
- Do I (or my company) care about my data going to someone else’s AI / Cloud?
- What use cases, processes, interfaces cause pain today?
- How could this change my day?
- Why do I care?
The intent is to provide a FREE AI MCP (Model Context Protocol) interface within CREOSON that enables your AI Agents to connect to and drive Creo Parametric either as a specific set of contextual tasks - or within the context of other systems/environment workflows (e.g. YOUR models, standards, documents, EPR, PLM, etc.). Seems like this would be super powerful, and provide a lot of utility.
This screen capture is an example of an AI Agent validating a connection to a new CREOSON MCP Endpoint (prototype currently).
The CREOSON MCP Server enables you to choose/bring your own AI (Commercial Platform or Local AI). The screenshot above was tested using an Anthropic’s Claude Code (linux desktop) talking to a CREOSON / Creo Parametric Session across the network on a Windows 11 Machine. 😎
Talking to Big-Iron AI (Claude-Code, Codex, Gemini, Grok, etc) is for sure useful, but every interaction is training those models with your data.
I think that Local AI will be a top priority very soon for companies - especially regarding designs, specifications, internal documentation that represents genuine Intellectual Property that should not go to Cloud AI Models.
Local AI is coming (technically - it is already available/here)… and enables
- No AI platform dependency (multiple/capable open source models available)
- No extra licensing fees required (you pay for power, not tokens),
- Sovereign - YOUR data, processes, and interactions remain YOURS and in YOUR control (perfect for air-gapped or highly-regulated environments),
- Flexible/Trainable/Extendable - easily connect to your documents, systems, and build your own skills (secret sauce) for what and how you do what you do...
Bonus regarding Local AI - most CAD systems already have very capable graphics card for running CAD and AI locally (low barrier to implementation/access).
Properly done, this would enable your Creo Models / Drawings to be folded into the context of other processes and workflows (documents, standards, specs, other MCP services in/out of your organization).
Any feedback on this potential CREOSON MCP capability? Suggestions? Thoughts?
Dave