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AI AGENTS, ORGANIZED

Your AI team.
One workspace.

Give your agents a place to work. Connect projects, repositories and servers — and keep every task in view.

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Meet your next team.

Agents, projects and their status. A clear view of the work, before you open a conversation.

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Illustrative Neo workspace with six agents organized into project cards
Works with your tools

Connect the services each agent needs. You choose the access.

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A CLEAR PATH TO YOUR FIRST RESULT

Start with a real task.

Explore this example without an account. Nothing here runs on your servers.

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A role. A project. A place to work.

Create an agent, choose its AI provider and connect the project it will work on.

Atlas

Software engineer

Claude

Nova

Product designer

Codex

Sage

Research analyst

Claude

Less switching. More perspective.

NEO / IN FOCUS

Work has a home.

Keep agents, sessions and tasks organized around your projects.

Connect what matters.

Give agents access to the repositories, services and servers they need.

Keep decisions in your hands.

Review agent requests and manage access from one workspace.

PART OF THE DAXBAX FAMILY

Your computers can join, too.

Use DaxBax Tunnel to reach a computer over SSH without opening incoming router ports, then connect it to Neo.

Explore Tunnel

Before you start.

Is Neo just another AI chat?

Neo brings agents, projects, sessions, tasks, integrations and server access into a shared workspace. Conversations are one part of the workflow.

Can I connect an existing repository?

Yes. GitHub and Bitbucket integrations let you connect repositories and give agents the access needed for their work. Provider token permissions still apply.

How do I choose what an agent can access?

Choose its connected servers, integrations and capabilities in Neo. Requests for additional capabilities and privileged commands can be reviewed in the approval queue.

Where do I learn the details?

The public documentation includes setup guides, examples and explanations. You can read it before creating an account. Documentation ↗

An idea is a good start.
Give it a team.

Create your workspace, connect an agent and give it its first task.

Create your first agent