neutron AIControl earns confidence
Persistent agent knowledge needs boundaries people can inspect.
Neutron ties memory, graph knowledge, context, decisions, and learning to explicit Nucleus and Scope permissions, preserves provenance and historical versions, and uses tombstones to keep deleted records out of current retrieval.
Boundaries at every step
Boundaries first. Everywhere.
Identity, Scope, provenance, lifecycle, and approval rules are checked where knowledge enters, context returns, decisions progress, outcomes are recorded, and learning becomes active.
01
Scope every memory.
Tie each operation to explicit Nucleus and Scope boundaries for the right product, workspace, user, project, session, or agent.
02
Apply permissions during context retrieval.
Persisted agent permissions filter memory, graph, decision, snapshot, and simulation access instead of relying only on raw-record checks.
03
Make deletion final.
Tombstones keep deleted memory out of recall, cache refresh, compaction, queues, and archive restoration paths.
Controls you can inspect
Start with scoped knowledge. Add governance as risk grows.
Every plan starts with Nucleus and Scope validation, provenance, confidence, temporal history, and deletion-aware behaviour. Production and Enterprise plans add operational controls for larger or regulated workloads.
Built in
- Tenant and scope validation
- Context-time agent permissions and explicit deny rules
- Temporal versions, confidence, provenance, and contradiction records
- Deletion-aware recall and context caching
- Bounded structured consequence artifacts
- Human approval and reviewed-learning gates
- Rate limits and stable API error contracts
- Safe operational logging without sensitive payloads
Enterprise options
- Audit exports and configurable retention
- SSO/SAML and dedicated review paths
- Regional or jurisdictional deployment planning
- Compliance contracts, SLAs, and support
- Customer-specific security review
Storage choices
Global
Default placement for globally distributed products and general agent workloads.
Optimised for broad availability and low-friction integration.
Regional
Best-effort placement preferences for broad regions such as North America, Europe, or Asia-Pacific.
A latency and operational preference, not a standalone legal residency commitment.
Jurisdictional
Supported profiles for regulated Enterprise deployments with stricter review paths.
EU and FedRAMP-oriented review is subject to contract and configuration.