ConnectWise has been a dominant force in the MSP space for over a decade. Between ConnectWise Automate (formerly LabTech), ConnectWise RMM (formerly Continuum), and ConnectWise Manage, the company offers a comprehensive ecosystem with deep PSA integration, a large partner community, and an extensive feature set.
But the model underneath all of it is the same one RMM has used since the start: a dashboard a technician sits in front of and operates. ConnectWise has added AI features — summarization, copilots — yet they sit on top of a long-established legacy codebase. The console is still the product, and the alerts still wait for a human to work them.
Breeze is built the other way around. The AI operator is the product, not a chatbot bolted onto a console. It investigates alerts, applies fixes, and documents what it did across 44 modules, with every action classified by a 4-tier risk engine — low-risk work runs autonomously, high-risk actions wait for your approval. Breeze is also the first RMM to ship an MCP server, so you can drive the fleet directly from Claude Desktop, Cursor, or ChatGPT. It is open source under AGPL-3.0, free to self-host, with a managed cloud in beta.