Every hardware team runs on tribal knowledge: folder conventions, scattered spreadsheets, that one engineer who knows where everything lives.
We're introducing Alliage, the AI-native PLM that plugs onto your existing filesystem and turns its implicit logic into a structured system humans and agents share.
📂 Zesna-173/├─ 📁 [requirements/]├─ 📁 [cad-models/]├─ 📁 [design-reviews/]└─ 📁 [sourcing/]
1 An AI agent crawls your shared filesystem.
PLM rollouts demand consultants, a migration project, and months of internal effort before delivering any value. Alliage plugs onto the cloud drive you already use. An agent reads your filesystem, surfaces the rules your team has been carrying in its head, and proposes a structure. You confirm, your files become versioned, linkable, queryable records.
The repetitive work, change orders, non-conformity flags, revision compares, ISO checks, runs in the background. Engineers stay focused on building products. Every part, spec, and document is linked, so Alliage propagates each change where it's safe and opens a reviewable request where a human call is needed. An agent that knows your product's entire history, watching for what you'd miss.
Keep using your favorite CAD tools, your ERP, your simulation suite. Alliage sits above them as the source of truth, syncing through an API-first and Agent-first foundation. Bring Alliage data into your own agents and tools, or pull from theirs into Alliage, versioned, linked, always current. The next system you adopt plugs in the same way.