Keep the source.
Imported artifacts and unsupported vendor content stay intact. An engineering model should help you understand the original, without silently losing it.
For the people
behind the machine.
Good engineering needs more than a place to write code. It needs a clear connection between the logic, the equipment and the decisions that got you there.
What we build around
The code is one part.
The system is the work.
A controller routine makes more sense when you can see the tags it uses, the equipment it moves and the evidence behind a change.
Rungbase brings those pieces into a shared engineering workspace: write the logic, exercise a local model, review the changes and keep the commissioning record close.
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Confidence comes
from clarity.
Make review explicit.
Agent proposals are changes you can inspect. You decide what gets saved, with the current source checked again when the change is accepted.
Keep a traceable record.
Immutable revisions, working-change comparisons and commissioning evidence connect each decision to the version it was made against.
Be clear about the model.
Local simulation exercises supported logic and modeled equipment. Physical behavior, firmware compatibility and vendor validation require their own evidence.
A better workspace
starts with your workflow.
Whether you’re building a new machine, bringing an existing controller project into view or preparing a commissioning plan, we’d like to understand how you work.
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