Optimacros has released the source code for its Python SDK to the public. This toolkit is designed to simplify the development of software solutions based on the company's CPM/IBP platform, allowing partners and clients to integrate the system into their own AI environments without direct vendor involvement.
The open-source library provides pre-built tools that eliminate the need to write API calls from scratch. Developers can now utilize standard IDEs such as PyCharm and Visual Studio Code. According to the company's product team, this initiative is expected to reduce the time required for developing Python code interacting with the platform by three times.
The move aims to standardize development approaches and support large enterprise clients who maintain their own centers of competence. By providing this SDK, Optimacros intends to facilitate the integration of its platform into complex corporate landscapes that rely on multiple systems and workspaces.
Commercial Director Maxim Shilov stated that the library is a key component for building multi-agent AI ecosystems. The company is positioning its platform as AI-ready, with further plans to release an MCP server to expand integration capabilities within modern technology stacks.
