NeuralVault does the repetitive work on hardware you own. Nothing is written to your vault without a person saying yes, and everything it does is on the record.
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When an agent wants to change your vault, it waits on a card that shows exactly which files it touches.
What ran, when, and why it decided to, in a log you can read, so a question gets an answer and not a guess.
Notes, memory and the audit log are files on your own machines. What leaves them is a choice, stated where you make it.
Anyone can ask an agent to do a job.
Writes wait on a card showing what they touch.
What ran, when and why can be read back.
Writes wait for a yes, and one control puts the files back after an approved chat write.
When something goes wrong, you can see what happened, in order, instead of reconstructing it.
Group chats into named workspaces and nest folders inside them, so each project or client has its own place.
The Usage page shows tokens spent and an estimated cost, or use your own key and nothing is metered.
See editions and pricingOnboarding is part of a Business deployment, so it is not handed over and left. AI Proficiency Training is in development.
About the trainingIt refuses or asks when an action would leak a key, install look-alike software, or follow an instruction hidden in something it read.
See what it catchesPersonal is the edition to start with today, and it can do a lot of what you are looking for here. Try it on your own work now, and move to Business when it is ready.
Shared organisations and seats come with the Business edition, planned after 2.0 with no date. Until then there are no shared organisations or seats, and the Free and Personal pages say exactly what each includes. Free is chat first: the Dashboard, Library, Orchestra, MCP connectors, plugins and the agent features need a Personal plan.
One email when a NeuralVault version goes out. We note which page you signed up from, so we know who to write for.