Individual
USD 79/month · USD 66/month billed annually
Founder: USD 35 / 25
One engineer or consultant.
Themis FCT AgentComing soon
Engineering assistant for functional test stations
Themis FCT Agent thinks like a Functional Test Systems Architect.
Themis reads your customer's full package (spec, SOW and requirements, whatever the format), turns every gap and contradiction into a technical question, proposes the station and builds the test sequence with your own tools. You confirm every decision.
Not on sale yet. Sign up, lock in founder pricing, and we'll contact you when demos open.
Themis FCT Agent
Customer spec · illustrative example · §4.2.2rev. C
With the unit powered at 13.5 V, the 5 V regulator output must be between 4.75 V and 5.25 V with a 500 mA load. settling?
- BOM · InstrumentDC supply ≥ 13.5 V / 1 A
- Access points + instrumentTP_5V, GND · DMM, DC volts
- Limit4.75 V ≤ 5V_OUT ≤ 5.25 V
- BOM · Load0.5 A on 5V_OUT
- Technical questionSettling time before measuring?
- TraceableEvery result cites §4.2.2, rev. C
- Sequence step · TestStand 4.2.2 · Measure 5V_OUT with a 0.5 A load · 4.75–5.25 VDisabled until answered
Works with
- NI TestStand
- LabVIEW
- .NET
- Claude over MCP
- Windows
The gap missed by hand shows up later, when it already costs.
Quoting and building a station means reading the whole package and working out instruments, loads and access points. However careful you are, something can slip by hand, and the judgment stays in one person's head and files.
Task
Today
With Themis
Analyze the customer's package
Today Hours of reading and note-taking; a gap can slip through
With Themis Reads all of it, whatever the format, and flags gaps and contradictions
Questions for the customer
Today You write them by hand and they go out late
With Themis Technical questions ready, each with its reference
Quote the station
Today Work out instruments, loads and access points by hand
With Themis Proposed strategy and BOMs, checked against your station's limits
Build the sequence
Today Transcribe case by case
With Themis You review a traceable first version, built with your modules
Test the sequence
Today Not until the bench exists
With Themis With simulated modules, from earlier on
Teach your modules to someone new
Today Explained again every time
With Themis Tests them on its own and remembers what it learned
Hand the project from whoever quotes to whoever builds
Today Context gets lost
With Themis Questions, answers and decisions with author and date
How it works
From the manufacturing package to a station that keeps answering.
Step 1 of 5
The manufacturing package arrives.
Spec, SOW, requirements and screenshots, whatever the format.
For whoever quotes and whoever builds, on the same thread of decisions.
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Stage 01
Reads everything and asks what's missing
Spec, SOW and additional requirements, whatever the format. It finds gaps and contradictions and turns them into technical questions for your customer, each citing its line.
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Stage 02
Designs the station
Who quotes · Business Development Engineer
Test strategy, instrument BOM against your station's catalog, points and loads BOM, and access BOM. It checks your station's limits before you quote.
Illustrative example · §3.4SOW → Serial-number traceability (not a test, but it costs)
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Stage 03
Builds the sequence with your tools
Who builds · FCT Engineer
Your VIs and DLLs first, tested on their own with known data; what it learns, it remembers for the next project. A TestStand sequence traceable case by case, with a dry run before applying, disabled steps with their reason, and limits ready for Variant Manager. You debug with simulated modules before the bench exists.
Illustrative example · §4.2.1Quiescent current ≤ 15 mA → Step: Measure quiescent current
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Stage 04
You decide. Everything is on record
It proposes and waits for your confirmation. Every decision is recorded with author and date; every assumption is flagged. A project takes days: Themis picks it up from what was already decided.
What it delivers, in the order you need it.
G1 Station proposal
- D1Analysis of the manufacturing package, including what isn't a test but still costs, with its reference.
- D2Technical questions for your customer, in batches, with tracking and evidence.
- D3Instrument BOM against the station's catalog, with cards and series or parallel effect.
- D4Points and loads BOM.
- D5Unit access BOM, including LEDs and buzzers.
G2 Development
- D6Test strategy and plan in spec order.
- D7TestStand sequence with gaps disabled and their reason, limits on the step, and per-variable paths for Variant Manager.
- D8Sequence editing from the terminal, step by step.
Built by test engineers, to think before the sequence.
Starts before the sequence
Reads the full package and designs the station.
Traceable case by case
Every step points to the spec case that calls for it.
Your tools and your rules first
It uses your LabVIEW VIs and .NET DLLs, tests them with known data and remembers what it learns. Your team's rules win over its own.
Your AI account, on your PC
Connects over MCP to your Claude account.
Built for NI teams
The sequence comes out in TestStand 2025 or later.
Themis weighs every test in the spec against your station before writing a single line. It's built by the same engineers who made Variant Manager and Report Analyzer.
What you need and how it connects
Step 1 of 6 You ask your AI agent to analyze the package.
To get started you need
- Windows
- NI LabVIEW 2025 or later
- NI TestStand 2025 or later
- A paid Claude account (the basic plan is enough)
- Bravo 101 ATE Framework (installs with Themis)
Your documents don't go through Bravo-101 servers.
Published pricing, and founder pricing if you sign up today.
An engineering tool, not an experiment. Monthly or annual subscription per seat, with a 7-day trial at launch.
Team
USD 74/month per seat · USD 61/month billed annually
Founder: USD 30 / 20
A test department or an integrator, from 3 seats. Central billing.
Site
Price on request
Every seat in a plant.
The subscription only affects the engineer's PC, with a 7-day offline grace period. The station keeps running even if it expires.
Frequently asked questions
Where do my customer's specs go?
They don't go through Bravo-101's servers. They go to your AI provider (Claude, today), under your account; we recommend an enterprise plan that doesn't train on your data. You decide what Themis reads: the whole document, only the sections you need, or your own notes. Always check what your agreement with the customer allows.
What if it makes up a limit?
It doesn't fill it in. Anything missing comes out as a technical question with its reference, and whatever it proposes stays flagged until you confirm it.
What format does the spec need to be in?
None in particular: it reads the package whatever the format (Excel, Word, PDF or screenshots) and asks about anything it can't read with certainty.
What do I need installed?
Windows, NI LabVIEW 2025 or later, NI TestStand 2025 or later and a paid Claude account (the basic plan is enough). The Bravo 101 ATE Framework installs with Themis. See how it all connects.
How much does it cost in AI usage?
It depends on the size of the package. We measure it with you in the demo.
We don't have the instruments yet.
You debug the sequence with simulated modules before the bench exists.
We already have our VIs. Will it be hard to teach them?
Not like teaching a new hire. Themis tests your modules on its own with known data, shows you what it found and remembers it for the next project. Your rules win.
Does the line stop if I don't pay or there's no internet?
No. The station runs the sequence without the agent. The subscription only affects the engineer's PC, with a 7-day offline grace period.
Which AI agent do I need?
Claude, today; the basic paid plan is enough to get started comfortably. We're working on other providers.
What if we don't use TestStand?
Today Themis is built for NI teams. We're working on generating for our own sequencer in Python or C#. Sign up and we'll let you know.
Who provides support?
We support you in English and Spanish. The first reply comes from a support agent.