Two permission modes
Use Ask First to confirm sensitive actions, or Act Without Asking to run them without pausing.
Security and control
Autonomous computer use—with boundaries.
NeuralAgent is designed to keep people and organizations in control of where workflows run, what permissions they receive, and how execution is monitored and recovered.
Control is part of the execution model—not an afterthought.
Ask FirstConfirm sensitive actions before they run
Act Without AskingRun sensitive actions without pausing
Every executionUse either mode for normal or scheduled work
Operational controls
Built around deliberate access.
Computer-use AI should operate within explicit environments, permissions, and workflow boundaries.
Progress visibility
See planning and execution updates while NeuralAgent works through the interface.
Supervised recovery
Keep reasoning available to detect failed actions and recover when the interface changes.
Credential handling
Use protected credential flows and scoped access appropriate to the systems being operated.
Dedicated computers
Run enterprise workflows on dedicated cloud computers instead of employee workstations.
Workflow boundaries
Deploy the right workflows to the right teams, computers, schedules, and operational contexts.
Deployment architecture
Local work or managed cloud execution.
Use NeuralAgent on a personal computer or deploy enterprise workflows onto cloud computers managed through the Enterprise Dashboard.
Local desktop execution
NeuralAgent operates the user’s own desktop and browser applications with the permissions available in that environment.
Enterprise cloud computers
Provision dedicated execution environments, distribute workflows, and monitor fleet activity centrally.
Security requirements differ by organization. Contact the NeuralAgent team to review your deployment, data-handling, identity, and compliance requirements before production rollout.
NeuralAgent Enterprise
Design the execution environment around your controls.
Talk with us about cloud computers, workflow permission modes, credential access, supervision, and your organization’s deployment requirements.