Read-only BACnet/IP MCP gateway with Brick + Haystack semantic tagging at ingest
A read-only BACnet/IP gateway that exposes building automation point databases to LLM agents via MCP, with Brick + Project Haystack semantic tagging at ingest time. The research note this implementation came out of is at A version of the same article is also published at AutomatedBuildings.com (link will be added when the AB.com edition goes live). Short version: vendor agentic platforms (JCI…
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A read-only BACnet/IP gateway that exposes building automation point databases to LLM agents via MCP, with Brick + Project Haystack semantic tagging at ingest time. The research note this implementation came out of is at A version of the same article is also published at AutomatedBuildings.com (link will be added when the AB.com edition goes live). Short version: vendor agentic platforms (JCI OpenBlue, Honeywell Forge, Siemens Building X, Tridium Niagara 5) keep their semantic AI layer inside…
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