Run the floor with an agent that already read every runbook.
Plenum pairs your NOC with Claude-powered agents that triage alarms, plan capacity, and keep PUE honest — grounded in your real telemetry, not guesswork.
Six jobs on the operations floor, handled with judgment.
Each capability is an agent grounded in your DCIM, BMS, and ticketing data through the Model Context Protocol — so answers cite the reading, the rack, and the runbook.
Incident triage & correlation
Collapses alarm storms into a single root cause, ranks blast radius against N+1 headroom, and drafts the response before you finish reading the page.
Capacity & power planning
Models rack-level kW, stranded capacity, and breaker margins so the next deployment lands where power, cooling, and space actually agree.
Energy & PUE optimization
Watches PUE, WUE, and setpoints in context, flags free-cooling opportunities, and explains the trade before anyone touches a setpoint.
Runbook copilot
Turns tribal knowledge into living runbooks, walks an on-call engineer through MOPs step by step, and logs every action back to the ticket.
Shift handover
Compiles the last 12 hours into a signed handover — open incidents, deferred work, and what to watch — in the language your team already uses.
Change & compliance
Pre-flights every MOP against dependencies and freeze windows, and keeps an evidence trail auditors can read without a translator.
Paste an alarm burst. Watch it collapse to one root cause.
This isn't a mockup — it calls Claude on our server to correlate the alarms below. Edit them, or load a scenario, then run the triage.
An agent that reasons over your floor — with a human on every irreversible action.
Claude connects to your systems through MCP servers you control. It reads, reasons, and recommends; people approve anything that moves power, load, or cooling.
Ground in real telemetry
MCP servers expose DCIM, BMS/SCADA, and ITSM read-only. No data leaves your boundary without a policy.
Correlate & explain
Claude links alarms, telemetry, and history into one narrative — with the readings it used shown inline.
Draft the action
It writes the runbook step, the ticket, or the capacity plan — scoped, reversible, and ready to review.
Human in the loop
An engineer signs off. Only then does anything execute, and every step lands in the audit log.
What good looks like after 90 days.
Directional figures from comparable AIOps rollouts — your baseline sets the real numbers.
Point Plenum at one hall. See it correlate a real alarm.
A two-week pilot on read-only data — no changes to your control systems.