CHP MCP, private beta

Ask questions of your CHP7 test data.

CHP MCP uses Model Context Protocol to give Claude read-only access to CHP7 test data. Ask about runs, readings, or purge behavior, and see where the data is missing.

Approved Enexor accounts only. Read-only access.

Enexor Bio-CHP container unit.Enexor Bio-CHP
CHP MCPRead-only access to CHP7 data
ClaudeVerified connection
ChatGPTCompatibility unverified
GrokCompatibility unverified
Enexor Bio-CHP product image. CHP7 is the beta data source. Claude is the verified client; ChatGPT and Grok need compatibility testing.

Built for a controlled beta

Approved Enexor users

Bounded queries

Every tool call logged

Use cases and tools

Start with the test.
Follow the measurements.

Find a run, check its sensor statistics, or look more closely at a purge. Results include data coverage and measurement methods.

Review a test

“Find the runs from yesterday. Summarize filter pressure and turbine speed for the longest one, and flag missing data.”

list_runslist_tagsdescribe

Compare conditions

“Compare purge round times before and after the setting change. Show the inferred thresholds and the data coverage for each window.”

compare_runspurge_events

Investigate an event

“Find when filter differential pressure crossed the threshold in this window, then show the readings around that event.”

find_eventsget_series

Example questions, not recorded test results. Supply a date or time window and confirm sensor names with your assistant.

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list_tags
Find sensors by name, alias, or component ID. Check units and source notes.
list_runs
Find test runs in a time window, with their start, end, and duration.
describe
Summarize readings with ranges, averages, and approximate percentiles.
get_series
Get a downsampled series for charts and closer inspection.
find_events
Find intervals where your sensor conditions hold.
correlate
Check correlation and lag between two sensors.
purge_events
Review purge pulses, rounds, banks, and inferred settings.
compare_runs
Compare purge behavior across two to four runs or windows. Add sensor statistics when needed.

Connect

Add CHP MCP to Claude.

Claude is the verified beta client. You’ll need an approved Enexor account to sign in.

ChatGPT and Grok setup is not yet verified.

  1. Get beta access approved

    Your Enexor account needs approval. A workspace owner must add CHP MCP to Claude before you can connect.

  2. Connect in Claude

    Open Customize > Connectors and find CHP MCP. Choose Connect, then sign in with your Enexor Microsoft account and approve access.

  3. Enable it in your chat

    Open + > Connectors in a chat and enable CHP MCP.

First question

“List the available CHP7 sensor categories.”

Connector URL

https://chp.enexor.dev/mcp

Workspace owner setup

Open Organization settings > Connectors > Add > Custom > Web. Name it CHP MCP and enter the connector URL.

Continue through detected authentication, choose Sign in now and Claude’s published identity, then Add. Leave fixed request headers empty.

Already connected before a tool update? Reconnect to refresh the available tools. Official Claude setup guide.

Changelog

Beta updates.

Changes to the tools and the answers they return.

v0.2

Coverage comes first

Reading results now show missing periods and their reasons. Run analysis follows the selected run’s boundaries, with an optional campaign view.

Compare sensor statistics alongside purge behavior, and find tags by aliases or component ID. Earlier in v0.2: purge analysis, side-by-side purge comparisons, local time display, and tighter query budgets.

Initial beta connection

The first approved Enexor sign-in and live CHP7 tool calls through Claude were verified.

Help shape the beta

What would make CHP MCP more useful?

Send the question you wanted to answer, the tool you tried, and what was missing.