The operations platform for infrastructure and AI

See everything you run.
Run AI on it. Keep the keys.

Five tools, two families. One to see and act on every server, site and cloud you answer for. One to put AI to work on it without handing over the keys.

Net Yard · the physical layer

Seamless Control.

One dashboard per site showing what is actually plugged in, powered and reachable — checked against more than one source, so a device is only called down when it really is.

NetYard · Building A · 41 devices · 18 sources agreelive
InternetComcast Business · 940↓ 38↑ Mbps · 12 ms
RouterUDM-Pro · 10.10.1.1 · DHCP 10.10.1.0/24
Switch 24-port PoEUSW-24-PoE · 19 of 24 up · PoE 212 / 370 W
Net Foundry · the virtual layer

Absolute Precision.

The layer above the sites. Hosts, services, certificates and cloud accounts across every client, correlated on one screen — so the answer to “where is it broken?” is one place, not six tabs.

Every product

Zero-Trust By Default.

Nothing changes without you. A key on a host, a config write, a bot with shell access — approved by you before it lands.

Net Foundry · Pending change · api-prod-eu-02 · newwaiting for you
deploy-bot wants an SSH key on api-prod-eu-02Requested 14:20 · reason: host joined the pool today · release 4.12 waiting
  # /home/deploy/.ssh/authorized_keys
+ ssh-ed25519 AAAAC3…d12  deploy-bot
  # command="/opt/deploy/apply" · from 10.250.111.10 only
1 key · one command · one source hostExpires in 58 min
Nothing has been written.
The shift

AI changes the work.
Not who's in charge.

The tools got faster than the people reading their output. ZilverNet puts agents to work on real systems and keeps the decisions, the keys and the evidence with you.

NeuroBots · the night shift

Put AI on
the night shift.

Agents cover the hours no one is watching. They monitor, diagnose and prepare the fix; every change still waits for a person to approve it.

NeuroHive · NeuroScope

Rent the model.
Own the judgment.

Any model from any provider — hosted, open-source or self-run — plugged into context the organization owns. Work comes back with evidence: criteria met, findings raised, cost per story — so “Done” means something.

NeuroScope · Delivery boardmodel: claude-sonnet-5 swap
StoryCriteriaSecurityQualityCostVerdict
#142 · Rotate keys4/4cleanA$3.10Done
#144 · Backup report3/3cleanB$1.84Done
#146 · Export job5/51 highA$7.42Not done
#147 · Invoice PDF6/6—A$2.26Unassessed
#146 meets every criterion and still isn't done — a high-severity finding sits in the files it shipped. A blank cell means not assessed; it never means fine.
Infrastructure

The servers, sites and cloud you're responsible for.

Every part of the estate already has a tool watching it. None of them watch each other, and the faults that matter usually live in the space between. These two cover the whole estate on one screen — and make changing it a reviewed act rather than a risk.

NetFoundry is the virtual layer — every yard and every cloud account, on one console. NetYard is the physical layer — what's actually in each building.

Intelligence

Context, agents and delivery, governed end to end.

Models are rented and replaceable. The context your team builds is the asset that compounds. These three keep that context yours and portable, put agents to work on it, and grade what comes back.

Hive holds the context and runs the projects. Scope specifies the work and grades what comes back. Bots take the operational grind — and everything they learn returns to the context.

Infrastructure and Intelligence, one loop.

Infrastructure shows you what you have and where it hurts. Intelligence hands the grind to agents and brings the result back graded. The keys never leave your hands — and everything they do runs through the same context.

Infrastructure
Reads from read-only integrations HostsApplicationsServicesSecurity stackCloud accountsDNS & registrarsCertificatesHypervisorsIdentity
correlated
NetFoundryvirtual layer — every yard, host and cloud account on one console
site feed
NetYardphysical layer — what is actually in each building
observed on site
On the ground no agent required Routers & firewallsSwitchesAccess pointsDesktopsServersStorage & NASPrintersCamerasPhones & VoIPPower
Intelligence
Any model, any provider swappable AnthropicOpenAI-compatibleOpen-sourceSelf-run
plugged into
NeuroHivethe context — projects, standards, memory, history
context in, work out
spec in, evidence back
NeuroBotsdoes the work
NeuroScopegrades the result
How the work runs on a clock or an event RoutinesTriggers in buildHand-offsSkills library in build
acts on, with approval
Where the work lands permission-gated Hosts & shellsFilesWeb portalsMailNetwork devicesCredentials
Operations team
Sees the whole estate on one screen
Approves every change before it lands
Delegates the grind to agents
Grades what comes back, with evidence

Four reasons teams move to ZilverNet.

Works with what is already there

No rip and replace, no preferred vendor, no appliance. The infrastructure products install as a single service wherever suits — a rack server, a VM, a cloud instance — and read from the platforms already in use.

The whole estate, one screen

Every yard, host and cloud account — including the gear nobody installed an agent on — with a line-by-line diff before anything writes and a rollback after.

Agents that earn their access

Bots take the night shift and the repetitive tickets, keep their own durable notes, and stop to ask before they touch anything real. Long jobs survive a reboot.

Context you own, work you can grade

Swap models freely; your standards and history stay yours. Every “Done” comes back checked against the criteria, the security findings and what it cost.