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.
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.
One console for the infrastructure you're responsible for.
The virtual layer. Every yard, every host, every cloud account — one screen. Line-by-line diff before anything writes, atomic rollback after.
See NetFoundryKnow what's really happening at the site.
The physical layer. Devices, switch ports, PoE, the uplink, the gear with no agent. Eighteen sources correlated before anything is called down.
See NetYardModels 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.
Own the context. Rent the intelligence.
The control room. Any model — hosted, open-source or your own — plugged into projects, memory and history that stay yours.
See NeuroHivePut bots to work. Keep your hands on the keys.
A multi-agent host with durable transcripts and scoped memory — and a permission card before anything real.
See NeuroBotsBuilding got cheap. Knowing what you built didn't.
Specify precisely, hand it to agents, verify what came back — against the criteria, the quality bar, and what it cost.
See NeuroScopeInfrastructure 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.
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.
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.
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.
Swap models freely; your standards and history stay yours. Every “Done” comes back checked against the criteria, the security findings and what it cost.