Getting Started with CAT-MIP in Hatz
What this is:
CAT-MIP is a shared vocabulary for MSPs. When you give Hatz the CAT-MIP terminology as a reference, it understands your environment better and gives more specific, usable answers.
Instead of generic IT advice, you get responses that match how MSPs actually work.
You don’t need to learn CAT-MIP.
Just:
- Add the terminology to a Hatz Project
- Use words like Tenant, Endpoint, Asset, Policy
- Enjoy the improved scope as you ask questions
Better vocabulary = better AI outcomes.
Step 1. Copy the CAT-MIP terminology
Go to https://github.com/cat-mip/cat-mip/releases/tag/v16 and download the cat-mip.pdf Create a Chat
Hatz has multiple options to use CAT-MIP terminology, including Chat, and customer agents, workflows, and apps.
Step 2.A Start a chat in Hatz
- Open Hatz
- Click on Chat
- Click the + to add a document to the chat
- Upload the cat-mip.pdf document you downloaded in Step 1
Step 2.B Create a Hatz App
- Open Hatz
- Click on Workshop
- Click New
- Select App
- Click Create New Input
- Upload the cat-mip.pdf document you downloaded in Step 1
Step 2.C Create a Hatz Agent
- Open Hatz
- Click on Workshop
- Click New
- Select Agent
- Click + Add Sources
- Upload the cat-mip.pdf document you downloaded in Step 1
Use CAT-MIP terminology as the source of truth for MSP terms.
If a request is unclear, ask for clarification using CAT-MIP terms.
Give answers that are specific to MSP operations.
That’s it. You’re done.
Now Hatz has MSP context.
Step 4. What to expect
When CAT-MIP is working, you will notice:
- Less generic advice
- Fewer wrong assumptions
- Better questions when information is missing
