How an AI coding agent connected to the psLens MCP server traced PeopleSoft’s LAST_NAME_SRCH and FIRST_NAME_SRCH normalization logic across subrecords and Application Packages to stop an integration from creating duplicate EMPLIDs.
A real-world walkthrough of how an AI coding agent used the psLens Model Context Protocol (MCP) server to trace every PeopleCode program, App Package, App Engine, record default, and COBOL SQL statement that sets STDNT_CAR_TERM.TUIT_CALC_REQ to ‘Y’.
How psLens uses an embedded Model Context Protocol (MCP) server to let Claude Code, Cursor, and Claude Desktop inspect PeopleSoft metadata, audit security, and diff environments in real time.