Hopper
A natural language agentic interface for mainframe operations.
Enable autonomous interaction with ISPF, write and submit JCL, monitors jobs across JES, triages incidents with RACF and SMF data, and work alongside engineers and developers on z/OS.
Request DemoConnect an agent. Operate the mainframe.
Connect
Hopper registers your z/OS environment as an MCP server. Any compatible agent connects in minutes.
Command
Agents issue natural language instructions. Hopper translates them into mainframe operations.
Execute
Jobs run, results surface, and every action is logged all without leaving your agent interface.
Hopper connecting AI agents to z/OS mainframe systems.
Autonomous Mainframe Operations
Natural Language Interaction
Write commands in plain English and let agents translate intent into mainframe operations instantly.
Natural Language
Type requests, not JCL commands or ISPF panels.
z/OS-native
JES2, ISPF, RACF, VSAM, DB2 fully understood.
MCP Orchestration
Native Model Context Protocol support for standardized agent-to-mainframe connectivity.
Agents as Junior Engineers
Let AI handle routine JCL submissions, job monitoring, and SYSOUT analysis while your team focuses on what matters.
Autonomous Orchestration
Execute multi-stage, high-concurrency jobs from initiation to completion with zero manual intervention.
Supervised Execution
Enforce mandatory approval gates for high-stakes operations and mission-critical system changes.
Immutable System Record
Establish an audit trail of every agentic interaction for absolute accountability.
Agentic Development Environment
New engineers operate the mainframe through natural language on day one no ISPF training, no TSO expertise.
Instant Operational Agency
Bypass the legacy learning curve of ISPF and TSO. Enable immediate technical autonomy on z/OS systems.
Deterministic Guidance
Analyze system state to surface context-aware, proactive recommendations for next-stage operations.
Native Policy Enforcement
Strict adherence to existing RACF, ACF2, and Top Secret mandates across the entire agent perimeter.