BY NEURABYTE
— FOR ENTERPRISES

Put your business context to work.

Give teams a shared foundation for AI-assisted work in the applications they use. Connect project knowledge, define supported actions, and choose the oversight each workflow needs.

ONE FOUNDATION · THREE TEAMS
ENGINEERINGdecisions · commitsAPPLICATIONSactions · approvalsASSURANCEreceipts · evidenceSHARED PROJECT RECORDcontext · actions · resultsevery workflow · the oversight it needs
01. THREE TEAMS, ONE RECORD

Each team gets what it needs from the same foundation.

Engineering, application and assurance teams usually work from separate tools and separate histories. Lore keeps one record underneath all three.

ENGINEERING TEAMS
Carry decisions into the next change.
Decisions, conventions and the reasons behind them stay with the project, so the next session starts from what the team already settled. Every commit links back to the agent sessions that produced it.
APPLICATION AND OPERATIONS TEAMS
Bring assistance into the workflow.
Agents work inside the applications your teams already use, through operations you define. Each action carries a risk tier, and the consequential ones wait for a person.
REVIEW AND ASSURANCE TEAMS
Spend the review on the substance.
Receipts show what was requested, who approved it and what actually changed, so reviewers check the decision instead of reconstructing the history.
02. APPROVALS

Approvals where your people already are.

When an agent asks for a consequential action, the checker gets the request in Slack or Microsoft Teams and a ticket opens in Jira or ServiceNow. The decision still runs through the gate, and the receipt still lands on the record. Channels and ticket projects are set per project.

Slack
Approve or deny in thread
Microsoft Teams
Card approvals
Jira
Ticket per request
ServiceNow
Record per request
03. IDENTITY

Agents get identities, not shared keys.

People, agents, service accounts and external credentials live in one directory, with roles at every scope, so every action is attributable to a principal you can see and revoke.

owneradmineditormemberviewerguest
04. ENFORCEMENT

Turn enforcement on at your pace.

Egress policy, scope authorization, API authentication and receipt-signing enforcement are switches on one admin panel, set where they belong. Start permissive, then harden workflow by workflow.

ADMIN · SECURITY POSTUREORG: ACME
Egress policy
Which destinations agents and models may reach
ENFORCED
Scope authorization
Every action checked against the principal’s scope
ENFORCED
API authentication
Bearer tokens required on every API surface
ENFORCED
Receipt-signing enforcement
Refuse completions that cannot be signed
PERMISSIVE
EVERY CHANGE TO THIS PANEL IS RECEIPTED
05. OFFLINE

Install it where the internet isn’t.

Everything ships on signed media, and nothing calls out to an external model. Upgrades checkpoint the database, so you can roll back.

Deployment options →
OFFLINE INSTALLERRELEASE CANDIDATE
mediasigned · SHA-256 checksums + signaturesbomCycloneDX, every componentdatabasePostgreSQL 17 + pgvectorembeddingslocal, llama.cpp + Qwen3-Embeddingsupervisorbackground, restarts servicesupgradesversioned activation, checkpoint rollbackplatformsUbuntu 22.04 first; macOS next
NO EXTERNAL MODEL CALLS
06. A FOCUSED STARTING POINT

Start with one workflow and prove it end to end.

01
Choose a workflow
One team, one application, one action that matters.
02
Connect its context
Bring in the project knowledge the workflow depends on.
03
Define its actions
List the operations and their risk tiers in a manifest.
04
Evaluate the result
Review the receipts with the people who will own it.
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Tell us about the workflow you want to start with.

We will walk through it with you: the context it needs, the actions it takes, and the oversight that fits.

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