Open it, edit it
An agent is saved by name, loaded back into the editor, and changed like any other workflow — the same object your own team would build from scratch.
See agent workflowsNeuralWorks
The employee-facing product on the NeuralSeek platform: four jobs in a working day, each a mAIstro agent you can open and edit inside your boundary.

Four jobs
The structure of the product, not a list of promises. Each job is a set of agents; what a set does is what you configure.
Preparing for the ones on your calendar, and following up on the ones that have happened.
Sorting what arrives, surfacing what needs you, and drafting what goes out — for you to send.
Drafting and editing documents from your governed data, in the platform's editor or exported to the format you work in.
Turning a request in plain language into an update in the systems your organisation runs on — a ticket, a record, a message.
Where you work
The Agents screen groups the agents by when they run — before a meeting, after one — and gives each its own switch and a Test button.
Each row is an agent: what it does, whether it runs on its own, and the connection it writes to. The rows you read are the rows you switch on.

Built from agents
No hidden model behind NeuralWorks. Each function is a mAIstro agent: readable as template code, editable in the visual editor, run on your terms.
Every one of these is a platform feature documented for mAIstro. NeuralWorks is what they look like assembled into a working day.
An agent is saved by name, loaded back into the editor, and changed like any other workflow — the same object your own team would build from scratch.
See agent workflowsThe Agent Scheduler runs an agent at the minutes, hours, days and months you set, so the recurring jobs happen without someone starting them.
Read about the Agent SchedulerWhich agents run on their own is a switch on each one; the rest run when you call them. Below a confidence you set, a fallback can notify a team or open an issue instead of answering.
See how agents are runPrompt-injection protection, a profanity filter and personal-data masking are nodes an agent runs before a model sees the input.
See the guardrailsIn the product
A short capture from the agent editor: four nodes, and the output panel underneath.
A calendar event is updated, a mail is sent, the model is called, and a slide deck is written — four nodes in one agent, each visible, each recorded step by step. That is an action before it runs unattended.
Four nodes, one agent
What the security review sees
A workspace assistant touches the calendar, the inbox, the documents and the systems of record. The guarantees come from the platform underneath.
Nothing here is specific to NeuralWorks. It is the platform's guarantee, and it applies to these agents because they are platform agents.
It runs where the platform runs: managed, in your own cloud tenant, on your own cluster, or with no route to the public internet at all.
See where your data is allowed to liveYour choice, and swapped without a rebuild — so the model your contracts require is a configuration, not a constraint on the product.
See how it is deployedPersonal data is found and masked before the model call, with the built-in patterns and your own under your control.
See the guardrailsEvery run is recorded step by step and can be inspected afterwards, so the answer to “what did it do?” is a record rather than a recollection.
See what is recordedTalk to a NeuralSeek expert about how it fits your stack, where your data has to live, and the governance your auditors already expect.