Mantia — Agentic Industrial-Maintenance Suite
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Private product. This is proprietary work; the live deployment is private and behind access control. This page describes the architecture and intent without exposing client data, names, or internal logic.
Mantia is a hub-and-agents suite for industrial asset maintenance. A portal hub presents a data-driven catalog of agents with lifecycle tiles and a business case per agent; three specialist agents sit behind it — one drafts maintenance work orders, one plans spares and reservations against material stock, one triages notifications — and all share a single agent core.
The pattern
The shared core is a generic OData V2 connector (with CSRF), an agent base, and a common web baseline. The connector runs against a faithful mock of the enterprise schema in development and a real backend in production — so the same agent code is developed, demoed, and validated without ever touching production, then promoted unchanged.
What it demonstrates
- A reusable accelerator: each new use case becomes a thin specialist agent on the shared core.
- A business-legible hub (catalog, lifecycle, business case) over the technical agents.
- Mock-first integration that de-risks working against heavyweight enterprise systems.
- Deployed live (private), dual-target across a VPS and Azure Container Apps.