NEXUS AI PLATFORM
Intelligence, integrated.
Four products that extend GE Vernova Smallworld Geo Network Management (GNM) — built by Magik engineers and available today. Assistant. Controller. Workspace. Grid Planner.
Smallworld GNM is a 30-year platform with a deep, opinionated data model. Ripping it out is rarely the right answer. Extending it well usually is. Nexus is the layer between Smallworld GNM and the systems that need to talk to it — secure, modular, version-safe, and built by people who write Magik for a living.
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A short walkthrough of how Assistant, Controller, and Workspace extend Smallworld GNM in a live utility environment.
Native to Smallworld GNM.
Built by Magik engineers against the Smallworld GNM API, not bolted on top of an export.
Privacy-first.
Your sensitive network data is encrypted and never trains an external model. Where AI is involved, it sees logic — not your network.
Vendor-agnostic.
Where the product calls an LLM, you choose the provider. Switch between Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, Claude, or others via API.
Available today.
Every product on this page can be licensed now. Not a roadmap.
Supported.
Continuous updates and direct support from the team that built it.
One platform, four Pods. Each Pod solves a distinct operational problem around Smallworld GNM — conversation, automation, calculation, and new-connection quoting. They share a privacy-first architecture and the same Smallworld GNM API. Adopt one or all four; the integration work doesn't multiply either way.
An AI assistant inside Smallworld GNM for editing, quality checks, and routine tasks.
Assistant
Triggers Quality Manager rules, executes network traces, highlights objects, and runs bulk updates through plain conversation. Privacy-first architecture. Vendor-agnostic LLM.
Learn moreWorkflow automation and zero-touch recovery for Smallworld GNM environments.
Controller
Auto-scaling for demand spikes. Detects hung processes and reboots before users notice. Configurable for your specific server topology.
Learn moreThe operating layer above Smallworld GNM, SAP, weather, maintenance, and field intelligence.
Workspace
One operating picture. One thread from signal to decision. Predict events, prepare crews, respond in motion, restore with evidence — without handoffs, without spreadsheets, without losing the audit trail.
Learn moreDesign, price, and quote a new service connection in a web browser.
Grid Planner
Costs come from the utility's own SAP or ERP pricing. A branded PDF quote goes to the customer, and a Smallworld project is created only once they say yes — so a declined quote leaves nothing to clean up.
Learn moreOne annual platform license. Use one product or all four. Adoption tends to grow with use cases — most clients start with one and add the others as the need becomes obvious.
Start with one.
Most clients adopt Assistant first because the use case is concrete and the value is fast to read.
Add the next when the use case appears.
Controller becomes obvious when overnight jobs start failing. Workspace becomes obvious when a regulator asks a cross-system question. Grid Planner becomes obvious when every new-connection quote means building it by hand in Smallworld.
Run them all.
When a utility runs the full platform, Smallworld GNM stops being an island and starts being the network model the rest of the enterprise calls into.
A 30-minute call and a live walkthrough — no pitch deck, no demo data. Bring a use case from your environment and we'll show you which product solves it.
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