Ask your company brain.
One place to ask about policies, customers, projects, and systems, from your browser to your AI agents.
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Answered from Help desk · weekly report · Jira · ENG-482 Sample data Only sources this person can open
- Cited answer in the website widget People handbook
- Jira issue drafted waiting for confirmation
- Source hidden no access to #exec-planning
- Answered in Claude over MCP Linear · v2.4 cycle
- Help center re-crawled on its weekly schedule
- Answer reported flagged for the docs team
- IT ticket created confirmed by the requester
Every answer comes from your own knowledge1, shows where it came from2, and waits for you3 before anything changes.
- 1Search · Nucleus
Answers from your own knowledge
Nucleus searches by words and meaning across documents, sites, and tools, limited to what each person can open.
- 2Cite · Sources
Every claim shows its source
Open the exact passage behind an answer. If something’s wrong, report it and your team sees the gap.
- 3Act · Your call
Actions wait for a person
Neutron prepares the next step in the conversation. Nothing changes until someone confirms it.
Your internal systems, answered too.
Point askneutron at an internal OpenAPI spec or MCP server, like your orders service or inventory system. Your team asks in plain language and gets answers from live internal data, with each person's own access.
- Drop a spec or connect a server. OpenAPI files and MCP servers both work.
- Nothing to build. Neutron reads the spec and knows which calls answer which questions.
- Your access, your rules. Calls run as the person asking, and changes wait for a yes.
“Your company already knows the answer. It’s scattered across tools, documents and people’s heads. askneutron puts it one question away.”
Built for the whole company.
› What's still blocking the v2.4 release? ● neutron_search v2.4 release blockers Linear · v2.4 cycle #release-v2-4 Two issues: the billing migration (LIN-219) is waiting for review, and the iOS launch crash (LIN-231) has no fix yet.