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Give your next agent task a useful head start.

Try scoped memory with invented data. Keep your current model calls and compare the result with the workflow you already trust.

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What happens after you continue

  1. 1. Verify your email

    The same email screen handles account creation and sign-in. Enter the code sent to your inbox; an existing SSO policy may redirect you to your organisation.

  2. 2. Activate your Free workspace

    Create the sandbox during onboarding. A Free evaluation does not require a payment checkout, invitation or beta code.

  3. 3. Create one Nucleus

    A Nucleus is an isolated memory universe. Copy its ID and one-time access token, then use a Scope to separate each sample customer in your backend.

This creates an evaluation account. A support email or Enterprise review request is a separate conversation and does not create an account.

Choose the evidence you need

Get your first useful memory

Create a Free workspace, copy a Nucleus token and run a complete remember–recall example.

Requires: A backend or developer help

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Compare with your current stack

Test support preferences and corrections against the JSON, Redis or retrieval workflow you already use.

Requires: Synthetic records; your own baseline

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Review a decision before action

Follow a bounded support-escalation example without an Enterprise industry pack or external execution.

Requires: Server-side REST; human review

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Verify your control requirements

Run deletion checks and review placement, audit access and the evidence to request before using private data.

Requires: An engineer or security reviewer

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Plan for the integration work

Neutron AI is a developer integration. You need a backend or trusted automation service that can keep secrets, authenticate your users and choose their authorised Nucleus and Scopes. Your application still makes the model call. Setup time depends on that existing system.

For no-code tools, use the HTTP automation recipe with developer help for the permission boundary. No native no-code connector is promised. TypeScript/JavaScript, Python, PHP, Go and Rust have complete REST examples; check SDK readiness before choosing a package.