EvolvIQ
Open source industrial agent platform with 25 agents spanning DFM checks, yield analysis, ECO impact, and AOI false-call filtering.
What it does and how it connects
EvolvIQ is an open-source industrial agent platform with 25 pre-built agents spanning shop-floor operations, enterprise decision-making, and platform governance. The shop-floor agents cover supply chain, predictive maintenance, yield analysis, quality traceability, DFM checks for PCB and PCBA, BOM selection, OEE, ECO impact, SMT changeover, AOI false-call filtering, and IPC-A-610 defect judgment.
Agents are federated through 65 MCP tools over HTTP and stdio transports, and the platform orchestrates them with 8 preset collaboration templates for NPI evaluation, kitting and delivery, OEE improvement, energy and carbon, quality complaints, executive reporting, ECO impact, and equipment failure. A single goal such as improving OEE triggers the relevant agents in parallel and aggregates their cross-domain insights into one report.
The platform connects to live data through Modbus, MQTT, OPC-UA, and IPC-CFX protocol gateways and a data-source bus for MES, ERP, PLM, and WMS, with a Neo4j-backed knowledge graph and an experience memory that lets agents recall relevant history before reasoning. Authorization guardrails set per-agent confidence thresholds, daily autonomy limits, and approval boundaries, and every external dependency degrades to a local alternative rather than blocking startup.
What engineers report
17 tabs + brand + tenant switcher + user + logout cannot fit in 768px, and the middle flex child lacks min-w-0, so it refuses to shrink and pushes the tenant switcher, user info and the logout button completely outside the viewport at 1280px. They are unreachable, you cannot log out.
2026-07-28Read the original
Alternatives
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- Flow Engineering (Flow Agents)
Runs impact analysis and requirements verification across a connected model of the hardware program, rather than 25 industrial agents across manufacturing and supply chain.
- Sys Git
AI-assisted systems engineering on SysML v2 with Git-based version control, rather than an industrial agent platform for manufacturing operations.
Sources
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Last verified November 6, 2026. Listings are informational. The evidence score measures public, verifiable evidence and is not an endorsement or a compatibility claim.