Matrix42 MCP Server: Ask Your Service Desk in Plain Language
An open-source MCP server that lets Claude, Copilot or Cursor work with Matrix42: the API, the data model and the service desk. Read-only by default.

Co-Founder, S&S Technologies
Alexander builds the automations at S&S Technologies: n8n workflows, integrations with ITSM systems like Matrix42 and the AI agents that work with them. He wrote the company's open-source Matrix42 node for n8n and the Matrix42 MCP server.
An open-source MCP server that lets Claude, Copilot or Cursor work with Matrix42: the API, the data model and the service desk. Read-only by default.
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n8n-nodes-matrix42 connects Matrix42 to n8n: installation, credentials, the operations of the node and an end-to-end example.
What an invoice-processing agent costs with a cloud LLM API and with a small model on your own GPU, calculated on a real workflow.
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How to turn PDFs and documents into a chat that answers with sources: ingestion, embeddings, vector store and upkeep of a RAG knowledge base.
Why cloud LLMs are a GDPR risk for European companies and how running language models locally keeps data, costs and latency under control.
Step by step: choose a model, check your hardware, install Ollama and connect it to n8n to run language models on your own machines.