Connecting AI Coding Assistants to PeopleSoft with the psLens MCP Server

Modern AI coding assistants like Claude Code , Cursor , and Claude Desktop work best when they can read structured project files, navigate source hierarchies, and execute tools directly.

For PeopleSoft teams, that has always been a barrier: PeopleSoft object definitions and PeopleCode live inside relational database tables, not on the filesystem.

We just published a detailed article on how the new embedded Model Context Protocol (MCP) server in psLens solves this.

With psLens MCP, AI assistants can query PeopleSoft metadata, extract PeopleCode across all container types, audit reverse security access paths, diff migrations across DEV, TEST, and PROD, and triage batch issues in real time—all through bounded SWS access and without requiring two-tier client software or direct database credentials.

The article also explains how psLens MCP compares to and coexists with the native MCP support introduced in PeopleTools 8.63.

Read the full article on psLens