Named agents, not a generic assistant
You name yours the way we named Ginger. Each one gets a role, a persona, and standing rules you write. They introduce themselves to your team and your team talks to them like staff.
MeshCore is one hosted system your distribution business staffs with named agents. They remember how you work in a vault you own, run on a schedule you can read and edit, and reach into Prophet 21 through a connection that is guarded write by write — never a black box. Built and run for you by Mesh Connector.
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Most ERP AI pilots die because nobody knows which writes actually work. So we catalogued every call the Prophet 21 API can make and tested them against a real P21 database — 717 of them live write tests. That is why MeshCore knows from evidence, not documentation, which calls work, which are blocked, and exactly which error message means which fix.
Every figure above is a count we can show you, not a marketing round number. The full sweep last ran 2026-07-29. See the capability catalog or how the system is put together.
The console is a live view of a production MeshCore box — our own. Agent uptime, message volume by hour, measured token usage, every scheduled job reconciled against what actually runs, and the jobs that didn't reconcile. It refreshes every thirty seconds and it is read-only by construction: there is no button on it that can touch the machine.
Agents are what run on MeshCore. Skills are what they know. The vault is what they remember. The scheduler is their calendar. Add an agent or a skill and it inherits all of it — the memory, the schedule, the guardrails, and the P21 connection.
You name yours the way we named Ginger. Each one gets a role, a persona, and standing rules you write. They introduce themselves to your team and your team talks to them like staff.
Your agent's memory is an Obsidian vault in your own private GitHub repository. Human-readable markdown. Open it on your PC, read what it knows, correct it. When you leave, you keep it — it was always yours.
Scheduled work is declared in a plain file in your vault, not buried in a cron table on a server you can't see. Want the back-order check at 6am instead of 7? Edit the line.
Reads go through a read-only login. Writes go only through recipes we have verified live against a real install. Anything we haven't proven, the agent won't attempt.
One customer, one server, one vault, one set of credentials. Never multi-tenant. That is the entire security story, and it is simple enough to explain to your IT lead in a sentence.
Telegram, email, and Teams. Nobody has to learn a new interface or log into another dashboard to get the morning brief.
This is the part that makes an AI agent safe to point at an ERP. Each skill declares what class of action it performs when it is written — not at runtime, not by the model deciding in the moment. The model can propose a write. It cannot submit one.
| Class | Examples | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| Read | Queries, reports, the morning brief | Runs freely. Nothing changes in your data. |
| Draft | Emails, quotes, orders prepared but not submitted | Runs freely, and the output goes to a person. Never sent on its own. |
| Write-guarded | P21 order entry, mail to a third party | Runs only through a live-verified recipe, passes mechanical hold checks first, and is logged with who approved it. |
| Forbidden | Raising a credit limit, deleting data, spending money | Never automated, at any tier, for any customer. The agent reports the numbers and stops. |
Forbidden actions are enforced twice — in the agent's own rules and in the code that would have to carry them out. A rule the agent could talk itself out of is not a rule. Read the full security model.
These are not settings. They are written into every agent MeshCore deploys, and they are the same six rules our own agents have run under since day one.
MeshCore is for wholesale distributors on Epicor Prophet 21, roughly 10 to 200 employees, with no AI staff and a great deal of recurring work living in one person's head and calendar. The morning check of open orders and back-orders. Chasing PO receipts. Credit-hold reviews. Quote follow-ups. Reports nobody runs.
The honest reason every ERP AI pilot dies is that it has no memory, no schedule, and no safe write path. It answers a question well once, and then it is a browser tab nobody opens. MeshCore is the three missing pieces, plus the P21 knowledge to use them.
Price it against the half-person the work currently costs you, not against a per-seat SaaS licence. That is the comparison that actually holds.
MeshCore is a setup fee plus a monthly subscription. We are not publishing numbers until the first reference customers are live, because a number invented before we have seen your P21 install is a number we would have to walk back.
The hosted agent, your vault, the scheduler, Telegram and email, and the core skills. The first three automations for a smaller shop.
Core plus the Prophet 21 connector, the P21 skill pack, guarded writes, the self-healer, and quarterly recipe updates. This is the real product.
P21 plus the add-on packs — quoting, lead generation — the data-layer bundle, and priority support. For distributors who want the whole desk covered.
Consulting work is priced separately and published openly — see our consulting rates. What's in each MeshCore tier.
A discovery call is a conversation about which three recurring jobs are costing you the most, how your Prophet 21 install is set up, and whether MeshCore is actually the right answer. If it isn't, we'll say so — we have a consulting practice and we'd rather sell you the right thing.