Introduction
Shared business context for your people, applications and AI assistants.
What is Neuron?
Neuron gives your business a shared, versioned model of its concepts, relationships, processes and rules. Keep this understanding in a workspace so applications and AI assistants can retrieve the context they need instead of starting from scratch each time.
Use Neuron to build and review that model, define processes and their stages, and connect the data and tools those stages need. People can work with the permitted context through Neuron or through their own application or AI client using the SDK and MCP.
What a workspace contains
| Part | What it describes |
|---|---|
| Business model | The business concepts, their meanings and relationships |
| Processes and stages | The work to do, required information and possible next steps |
| Policies and responsibilities | The rules and roles that govern the work |
| Data and tools | Reviewed data definitions and configured capabilities available to the process |
From understanding to useful work
Start with a workspace model, for example from your procedures or SOPs. Review its meanings and processes, then configure the data and tools required for the work you want to support. Publish the reviewed operating model when it is ready to be used.
A developer can use this context to guide someone through a task, answer grounded questions, display process information or invoke a configured operation with the required permissions. Your application owns the conversation; Neuron supplies the permitted definitions and governed tools.
- Build the business model
- Define processes and rules
- Connect data and tools
- Publish reviewed context
- Use Neuron, the SDK or MCP
Choose your starting point
For your own Node.js application, follow the SDK quickstart: download the SDK, sign in and read a published model and its process stages. For a compatible external AI client, use the MCP guide. For execution, continue to the process guide after the read-only connection works.