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Proxus 2.0.0 Proxus 2.0: the largest release in Proxus history Release notes

Overview · for Developers

Develop

Build on Proxus. Read and change its data over HTTP, subscribe to live values over MQTT, write C# functions and connect AI agents.

Proxus has several ways in for your own code. Each one serves a different job, so pick by what you want to do, not by the technology you know best.

Which interface to use

You want toUseRuns on
List, create or change devices, profiles, rules, targets and other settings from a scriptREST API (OData)hub, port 8443 (HTTPS; 8080 for local access)
Read stored tag values for a report, a notebook or another systemTelemetry APIhub, port 8443 (HTTPS; 8080 for local access)
Receive live tag values the moment they are readMQTT and the UNS topicseach edge gateway, port 8883 (TLS; 1883 without)
Calculate, filter or enrich values inside Proxus, poll a web service, raise your own alarmsFunctions SDK (C#)edge gateway
Load values recorded before the device was connectedHistorical importedge gateway, port 8083
Let an AI assistant read the plant model and live stateMCP serverhub, /mcp

How they fit together

Where each interface sits
Machine PLC, CNC, sensor
Edge gateway functions, MQTT broker, historical import
Hub REST API, Telemetry API, MCP
Your code scripts, apps, AI agents

Everything you do through the hub's interfaces runs as a Proxus user. The same roles and permissions that apply in the hub's screens apply to your code, so create a user with only the rights the integration needs. See Users and roles.

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