PLC code drafter
Super Agent · YP
Drafts PLC code and test cases from the functional description, following your code standards.
On spec approval · ran 37m ago
Run nowManufacturing
Draft PLC code from the functional description
Turns your functional description into draft PLC code with test cases, written to your own standards. Your automation engineer reviews, tests and releases it.
×When
When a functional description is approved
Systems
WordSiemens TIA PortalPLC simulationGit
Mode
Drafts code and tests. Your engineer reviews, tests and releases
Problem
A machine or cell starts with a functional description: modes, sequences, interlocks and alarms. Turning it into PLC code and test cases is careful, repetitive work, and experienced PLC programmers are hard to find.
What it does
YP reads the functional description, the I/O list and your code standards, and builds on your existing function blocks. It drafts the standard control logic and a test case for each sequence, interlock and alarm, linked to its requirement. Gaps in the description become questions. Your engineer reviews, tests in simulation and decides what goes to the machine.
How it works
See exactly how the work gets done.
The PLC code is drafted from your functional description. The run is triggered by a functional description that has been approved.
The code is written to your standards. Naming, structure and function blocks come from your own libraries and code standards.
YP also writes the test cases for the code. Each sequence, interlock and alarm gets a test case that is linked to the requirement it checks.
Gaps in the description become questions for your engineer. YP lists the gaps and conflicts it finds as questions and does not guess.
Your engineer decides what goes to the machine. The engineer reviews the draft, tests it in simulation and at the acceptance test, and then releases it.
The outcome
Your engineers review and test instead of typing every sequence. Projects reach the acceptance test with the code and tests already written.
01
PLC code drafted
To your naming, structure and function blocks
02
Test cases included
One for each sequence, interlock and alarm
03
Engineer releases
After review and testing in simulation
For your numbers
YP drafts the PLC code and tests from your functional description, so your automation engineers deliver more projects with the same team.
How it runs
Designed for enterprise.
Private
Runs on your infrastructure. Drawings, prices, client and claims data never train a model.
Explainable
Not a black box. An AI auditor checks that every task was done as intended and proposes improvements.
Traceable
Every value links to the document, rule or record it came from. Every step is logged. A named person approves anything that leaves the building.
Your systems
Works in your ERP, CargoWise, policy system, GIS and file shares. Nothing is replaced.
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