foundry net-industrial
The foundry net-industrial server is a cross-manufacturer industrial machine intelligence platform supporting CNC machines, robots, PLCs, and more from 16+ OEM families (Fanuc, KUKA, Siemens, ABB, Universal Robots, etc.). It provides natural-language interfaces for monitoring, telemetry normalization, automation, and on-chain attestation via 14 tools:
Machine Identity Management: Provision or retrieve a persistent on-chain identity (mint_id + Solana wallet) for any industrial machine by OEM, model, and serial number — idempotent and universal across manufacturers.
Telemetry Normalization: Translate raw, vendor-specific machine data into a unified canonical schema (FCS), enabling a single field vocabulary regardless of manufacturer. Also evaluates active automation triggers on each call.
Coverage Inquiry: Check which OEM verticals, canonical field families, and specific fields the normalization engine supports before committing to an integration.
Mapping Correction: Submit feedback when a field is mapped incorrectly, improving normalization accuracy for all users.
Operational History Querying: Retrieve time-bounded historical telemetry with field projection, row limits, and summary/aggregate stats — useful for utilization trends, health analysis, and alarm pattern detection.
Automation Creation: Parse plain-English instructions (e.g., "Alert Slack when spindle load exceeds 90%") into structured triggers for review before activation.
Automation Activation: Arm a reviewed trigger to monitor normalized telemetry in real-time and fire actions (webhooks to Slack, ERP, CMMS, MES, etc.) when conditions are met.
Automation Management: List all active triggers for a machine, pause them temporarily, soft-delete them (recoverable for 30 days), or restore deleted triggers.
Webhook Delivery History: Inspect webhook execution logs — HTTP status codes, response times, retry counts, errors, and on-chain settlement transactions.
On-Chain Work Attestation: Anchor machine activity on Solana mainnet in batch mode (Merkle root of unsettled events) or single-payload mode (hash of arbitrary JSON) for tamper-evident, independently verifiable proof.
Sandbox Demo: Test the full watch→fire→settle loop (real HTTP webhook + real Solana transaction) without any machine onboarding — no setup required.
Allows anchoring work attestations on the Solana blockchain for tamper-evident records.
FoundryNet — Industrial Machine Intelligence
The cross-manufacturer industrial MCP server for machine monitoring. Talk to any CNC, robot, or industrial machine in natural language — machine identity, OPC UA / MQTT / Modbus telemetry normalization across 16 OEM families, plain-English automation, and tamper-evident on-chain work attestation and verification so every industrial action carries a verifiable trust record.
Hosted MCP over Streamable HTTP (legacy SSE still supported). 14 tools wrap the Forge v1 API: provision a stable machine identity, normalize raw OEM telemetry into a canonical schema, query operational history, parse and activate plain-English automations, and settle work on Solana via the MINT relay so every state-changing action has a verifiable, tamper-evident hash.
Website: https://foundrynet.io
Docs: https://foundrynet.io/mcp-industrial · Free key: https://foundrynet.io/signup
MCP endpoint:
https://foundrynet-mcp-production.up.railway.app/mcp(Streamable HTTP)Legacy SSE:
https://foundrynet-mcp-production.up.railway.app/sse(deprecated)Health:
https://foundrynet-mcp-production.up.railway.app/healthServer card:
https://foundrynet-mcp-production.up.railway.app/.well-known/mcp/server-card.json
What it does
It normalizes raw OEM telemetry from 16 manufacturer families into one canonical vocabulary with thousands of confirmed field mappings — so an agent writes against one set of field names whether the machine is a Fanuc CNC, a KUKA arm, or a Universal Robots cobot. On top of that it turns plain-English instructions into structured automations (review then activate), and anchors every state-changing action on-chain via MINT for a tamper-evident work record.
Related MCP server: Equipment Health MCP Server
Architecture
Pure HTTP proxy. Every tool is a thin wrapper around https://forge.foundrynet.io/v1/*
using a configured fnet_ Bearer key. No state, no shared imports with forge-prod —
separate Railway service, separate dependencies (fastmcp + httpx).
Claude Desktop / agent
│ Streamable HTTP (mcp-remote bridge)
▼
foundrynet-mcp on Railway
│ HTTPS + Bearer fnet_…
▼
forge.foundrynet.io/v1/*Tools (14)
Identity & data: identify_machine, normalize_telemetry, query_machine_history,
get_coverage, correct_mapping. Automation: create_automation, activate_automation,
list_automations, disable_automation, delete_automation, restore_automation,
query_webhook_history. Attestation: verify_on_chain. Demo: fire_sandbox (the full
watch → fire → settle loop, no card).
Free tier exposes the read-only tools; Pro ($49/mo) unlocks the full set.
Connect (Claude Desktop, Cursor, any MCP client)
claude mcp add --transport http foundrynet \
https://foundrynet-mcp-production.up.railway.app/mcp \
--header "Authorization: Bearer fnet_YOUR_KEY"Or via claude_desktop_config.json with the mcp-remote bridge:
{
"mcpServers": {
"foundrynet": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "mcp-remote",
"https://foundrynet-mcp-production.up.railway.app/mcp",
"--header", "Authorization:Bearer ${FNET_KEY}"],
"env": { "FNET_KEY": "fnet_… (get a free key at foundrynet.io/signup)" }
}
}
}Get a free fnet_ key at https://foundrynet.io/signup (50 normalize calls, no card).
Required environment (server-side)
Var | Required | Default |
| Yes | — (server boots; tool calls return 401 until set) |
| No |
|
| No | 8080 (Railway sets this automatically) |
| No | 30 (seconds) |
Files
mcp_server.py— the server (14 tools +/health+/.well-known/mcproutes)gating.py— per-client tier gating (Free vs Pro tool/quota enforcement)server.json— MCP registry metadata (name, description, keywords, remote endpoint)smithery.yaml— Smithery listing metadatarequirements.txt—fastmcp>=2.0,httpx>=0.27Procfile— Railway start command (web: python mcp_server.py)
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License
Proprietary (commercial). © FoundryNet. Contact: hello@foundrynet.io
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