Leak checks
“Which of our units are due a leak check in November?”
Maci for AI assistants
Ask your assistant.
It knows your systems.
Connect Claude, ChatGPT or another assistant that supports MCP to Maci, and ask about your units, leak checks, service history and alarms in plain words. It reads what your company can see in Maci, and nothing more. It cannot change a thing.
You
Which of our units are due a leak check in November?
Assistant
Three units are due in November:
- MC-0482Cold room 2, Main store3 Nov
- MC-0517Freezer room, Vesterbro14 Nov
- MC-0533Display case 4, Vesterbro26 Nov
Read from Maci: F-gas log and leak check status
Ask in your own words
The questions you would
otherwise dig for.
No reports to pull and no screens to click through. Ask the way you would ask a colleague, and the assistant looks it up in Maci.
Alarms
“Are there open alarms at the Vesterbro store, and has anyone taken them?”
Service history
“When was MC-0482 last serviced, and what was done?”
Refrigerant
“How much refrigerant do we have in our cold rooms, in tonnes of CO2 equivalent?”
What it can read
Your data in Maci,
and only that.
Sites and units
Every site, and each unit’s passport: master data, nameplate, refrigerant, charge and CO2 equivalent.
Components
Compressors, fans, valves and controllers on each unit.
Service history
What was done on each unit, when and by whom.
F-gas log and leak checks
The log and the leak check status, on units with Maci Service Premium.
Alarms
The alarms from Maci Intelligence, open or closed, and who has taken them.
Usage
How much of your API allowance has been used.
The assistant only reads. It cannot create, change or delete anything in Maci. The readings from Maci Intelligence’s sensors stay in Maci; the alarms come through.
Connect it
Three steps,
a few minutes.
Only an admin of your company can connect an assistant. It takes no API key and no code.
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1
Add Maci as a connector
In Claude or ChatGPT, add a custom connector under Settings, Connectors, with this address:
https://mcp.maci.energy/mcp -
2
Log in to Maci
The assistant sends you to app.maci.energy. Log in as you always do, and choose the company.
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3
Say yes with your passkey
Confirm with your passkey, and the assistant can start asking.
Who it is for
Owners and the companies
that service their systems.
Owners
Shops, chains and facility management with at least one unit on Maci Service Premium. The assistant reads your own sites and units.
Refrigeration and service companies
The assistant reads the customers’ units you have been given access to, as you do in Maci.
An assistant gets the same access as an API key for your company.
In your control
You decide what it sees,
and for how long.
- It sees only what your company may see in Maci, by the same rules as the API
- It only reads, so nothing written in a mail or a note can make it do something in Maci
- Every read counts as an API call in your company’s usage and limits
- You see each connected assistant in the app under Account, API keys, “Connected AI assistants”, with who connected it and when it was last used
- Remove it there, and it stops at once. A connection nobody uses ends by itself after 30 days
What the assistant reads goes to the assistant you chose and to the company behind it. That choice is yours, so connect only an assistant your company is allowed to use for this data.
For developers
Maci’s MCP server uses OAuth 2.1 with PKCE, Client ID Metadata Documents and dynamic client registration, and follows the MCP specification 2026-07-28. The guide has the details.
Book a demo
See Maci on
your own systems.
We’ll show you how Maci would watch your systems, and what it would cost.
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