eino

eino is a cloud platform for designing private wireless networks — indoor and outdoor Wi-Fi, cellular (4G/5G/CBRS), DAS, and public-safety ERRCS. Design engineers use it to model buildings and sites, place radios and antennas, simulate RF coverage and capacity, and produce the reports and bills of materials handed to installers.

This connector gives Claude read-only access to the projects you can already see in eino, so you can interrogate a design in plain language instead of clicking through panels and exporting spreadsheets.

What you can ask for:

• Project overview — building, floors, geolocation, and which networks and technologies

are in use

• Portfolio summary — across every project you own or that has been shared with you
• Scene detail — walls, wall types, RF materials, doors, windows, and obstructions per floor
• Radio inventory — every access point, DAS remote unit, and antenna, with model, band,

transmit power, height, and placement

• Coverage statistics — RSRP, RSSI, RSRQ, SINR, throughput, and Wi-Fi SNR distributions

with percent-of-area covered, computed from your saved simulations

• Capacity — offered demand, per-cell load, and where a design falls short
• Design-criteria compliance — each KPI checked against the threshold your design profile

sets, per network and band, with p5–p95 percentiles showing how far a shortfall falls, plus cable-length budget violations

• Bill of materials — parts, quantities, and part numbers
• Point-to-multipoint link data for fixed-wireless designs
• Generated reports — list them and retrieve their contents

Every tool is read-only. The connector cannot create, modify, or delete projects, designs, reports, or simulation settings, and it never triggers a new simulation — coverage and capacity figures come from results you have already generated.

Requires an eino account. Sign in with your normal eino credentials when you connect.