Four tools on Assetize you can use right now
Four things shipped on Assetize. Here is what each one does, in one line, with the link.
Each one has been live for a while, on its own page, with no single place saying all four exist.
The UI tool — open a real Maximo screen in your browser
Open any stock screen, or paste your own exported presentation XML, and it redraws under the Carbon skin with every dataattribute checked against a real dictionary — a typo gets flagged with the nearest real attribute name, not a blank field.
Click a control for its property sheet, the same one Application Designer shows, sourced from the CTRL_* registry rather than a seventeen-year-old PDF. Nothing you paste in is uploaded.
The test stub engine — Maximo integration tests without the shared box
A stub answers instantly and identically every time, so a red test means your code changed, not that someone reloaded the work-order table mid-run. Wire it into Playwright, WireMock or your own suite and stop serialising the team on one QA seat.
The browser terminal at /test-stubs/build is the same engine with no install: pick a Maximo/MAS release and get a live session against that version's real dictionary, in the tab.
The Automation Script Test Harness — grade one script, or gatekeep every version
Day to day, it is a one-developer, one-version tool — point it at the release you are actually shipping to and run it before you commit, the same way you would run a unit test.
Once a script is delivered, DevOps runs the identical harness against every release the org supports, as a CI gate, catching a regression the author never tested. Same engine, same command, just a longer lens list.
MXH — a cited answer to what an upgrade actually changes
Point it at your current version and your target, and it returns what changed, cited, graded by confidence, so a verdict never claims more than the evidence supports.
It is the same grading vocabulary the Automation Script Harness borrows — one set of grades and evidence classes, used everywhere on the site.