Introducing NEAT
Coming soonMeet your new AI coworkers.
NEAT, Neticca Embedded Agentic Teams, is a team of specialised AI agents being built to plan, build, review and test work together, with people approving what matters.
Not another assistant waiting for a prompt.
Introducing NEAT
Coming soonMeet your new AI coworkers.
NEAT, Neticca Embedded Agentic Teams, is a team of specialised AI agents being built to plan, build, review and test work together, with people approving what matters.
Not another assistant waiting for a prompt.
The big idea
AI assistants answer. AI teams execute.
Most AI tools start with a conversation: you ask, it answers, and you work out what happens next. Real work rarely takes one skill. A website needs planning, building, review and testing. A sales campaign needs research, outreach and follow-through.
NEAT is being built around a different idea: give a goal to a team of specialised agents, each bringing its own skill.
Not just an answer. Work that moves towards done.
A typical assistant
- You ask
- It answers
- You coordinate the rest
NEAT, as designed
- You set the goal
- The team plans, builds, reviews and tests
- You approve
The big idea
AI assistants answer. AI teams execute.
Most AI tools start with a conversation: you ask, it answers, and you work out what happens next. Real work rarely takes one skill. A website needs planning, building, review and testing. A sales campaign needs research, outreach and follow-through.
NEAT is being built around a different idea: give a goal to a team of specialised agents, each bringing its own skill.
Not just an answer. Work that moves towards done.
A typical assistant
- You ask
- It answers
- You coordinate the rest
NEAT, as designed
- You set the goal
- The team plans, builds, reviews and tests
- You approve
Meet the team
In developmentDifferent talents. One shared goal.
Each agent has one job. Together they work like a team.
Bob the builder
“You imagine it. I’ll build it.”
Bob is being designed to turn a brief into pages, features and working prototypes.
Ask Bob to: draft a landing page for a new service.
Finn the reviewer
“Good isn’t good enough until it’s checked.”
Finn checks work against the brief, finds gaps and sends clear feedback before anything moves on.
Finn checks: does the page say what the brief asked for?
Jarvis the coordinator
“Give me the goal. I’ll organise the team.”
Jarvis breaks a goal into tasks, assigns them and keeps track of what depends on what.
Jarvis plans: who builds, who reviews, who tests, and in what order.
Q the tester
“If there’s a bug, I intend to find it.”
Q tests how the result behaves, from key journeys to phone layouts, and reports what fails.
Q tests: forms, links and every screen size.
Alex the researcher
“The answer starts with a better question.”
Alex researches markets, companies and competitors and turns the findings into a short brief.
Ask Alex to: map the competitors for a new service.
Charlie the communicator
“I’ll find the right words.”
Charlie drafts emails, updates and copy in a clear, consistent voice.
Ask Charlie to: draft a status update for your stakeholders.
Also in development
- Dex the data expert
- Echo the operator
- Gate the guardian
- Hank the historian
- Ivy the integrator
Meet the team
In developmentDifferent talents. One shared goal.
Each agent has one job. Together they work like a team.
Bob the builder
“You imagine it. I’ll build it.”
Bob is being designed to turn a brief into pages, features and working prototypes.
Ask Bob to: draft a landing page for a new service.
Finn the reviewer
“Good isn’t good enough until it’s checked.”
Finn checks work against the brief, finds gaps and sends clear feedback before anything moves on.
Finn checks: does the page say what the brief asked for?
Jarvis the coordinator
“Give me the goal. I’ll organise the team.”
Jarvis breaks a goal into tasks, assigns them and keeps track of what depends on what.
Jarvis plans: who builds, who reviews, who tests, and in what order.
Q the tester
“If there’s a bug, I intend to find it.”
Q tests how the result behaves, from key journeys to phone layouts, and reports what fails.
Q tests: forms, links and every screen size.
Alex the researcher
“The answer starts with a better question.”
Alex researches markets, companies and competitors and turns the findings into a short brief.
Ask Alex to: map the competitors for a new service.
Charlie the communicator
“I’ll find the right words.”
Charlie drafts emails, updates and copy in a clear, consistent voice.
Ask Charlie to: draft a status update for your stakeholders.
Also in development
- Dex the data expert
- Echo the operator
- Gate the guardian
- Hank the historian
- Ivy the integrator
The Website Team, illustrated
One brief. A whole team.
The brief“Create a landing page for our new analytics service. Match our branding, explain the offering, and include a contact form.”
- Jarvis organises
Reads the brief, splits it into tasks and sets the order.
- Bob builds
Creates the structure, layout, styling and form.
- Finn reviews
Compares the page with the brief and flags gaps.
- Q tests
Checks links, the contact form and phone layouts.
- You approve
Review the result, ask for changes, or approve it.
Inside the review loop
Finn catches it. Bob fixes it. Q confirms it.
An illustrative exchange: the kind of loop the Website Team is being built to run before work reaches you.
Finn the reviewer
The contact form has no confirmation message on phones. The brief says visitors should know their message was sent.
Bob the builder
Added a confirmation state and checked the form at phone widths.
Q the tester
Tested on phone and desktop. The form sends and the confirmation shows. ✓
Jarvis the coordinator
All checks passed. Ready for your approval.
Concept preview. NEAT is in development, and this shows how the Website Team is being designed to work.
The Website Team, illustrated
One brief. A whole team.
The brief“Create a landing page for our new analytics service. Match our branding, explain the offering, and include a contact form.”
- Jarvis organises
Reads the brief, splits it into tasks and sets the order.
- Bob builds
Creates the structure, layout, styling and form.
- Finn reviews
Compares the page with the brief and flags gaps.
- Q tests
Checks links, the contact form and phone layouts.
- You approve
Review the result, ask for changes, or approve it.
Inside the review loop
Finn catches it. Bob fixes it. Q confirms it.
An illustrative exchange: the kind of loop the Website Team is being built to run before work reaches you.
Finn the reviewer
The contact form has no confirmation message on phones. The brief says visitors should know their message was sent.
Bob the builder
Added a confirmation state and checked the form at phone widths.
Q the tester
Tested on phone and desktop. The form sends and the confirmation shows. ✓
Jarvis the coordinator
All checks passed. Ready for your approval.
Concept preview. NEAT is in development, and this shows how the Website Team is being designed to work.
What comes next
This is just the beginning.
NEAT starts with the Website Team and grows from there. No dates yet.
- First focus
Website Team
From brief to build, independent review, testing and your approval.
Jarvis, Bob, Finn and Q
- Being explored
Sales Team
Research on companies and prospects, suggested outreach and sequencing, with every send approved by a person.
EAlex, Charlie, Jarvis and Echo
- Concept
Data Team
Data preparation and analysis, reviewed before the results are shared.
DDex, Alex, Finn and Charlie
- Concept
Talent Team
Research and screening support for hiring, with people making every hiring decision.
Alex, Charlie and Jarvis
What comes next
This is just the beginning.
NEAT starts with the Website Team and grows from there. No dates yet.
- First focus
Website Team
From brief to build, independent review, testing and your approval.
Jarvis, Bob, Finn and Q
- Being explored
Sales Team
Research on companies and prospects, suggested outreach and sequencing, with every send approved by a person.
EAlex, Charlie, Jarvis and Echo
- Concept
Data Team
Data preparation and analysis, reviewed before the results are shared.
DDex, Alex, Finn and Charlie
- Concept
Talent Team
Research and screening support for hiring, with people making every hiring decision.
Alex, Charlie and Jarvis
People stay in control
AI can do the work. People stay in control.
The principles NEAT is being built on.
Approval first
Consequential actions wait for a person to approve them.
Reviewed and tested
Work is checked by a second agent and tested before it reaches you.
Clear limits
Each agent works only within the permissions it is given.
Always visible
You can see progress and problems, ask for changes, or stop the work.
FAQ
Questions about NEAT.
What is NEAT?
NEAT stands for Neticca Embedded Agentic Teams: teams of specialised AI agents being built to work through multi-step business tasks together, with people approving what matters.
How is NEAT different from a chatbot?
A chatbot answers a prompt. NEAT is designed around specialists that divide the work, share context, check each other and move towards one goal.
Can I hire Bob on his own?
NEAT is built around teams first. Each agent has its own job, and individual agents have not been announced as a product.
What will the Website Team do?
Read a brief, build pages or features, review them against the brief, test them, and prepare the work for your approval.
Will NEAT replace employees?
NEAT is designed to support teams, not replace them. People set the direction, make the judgement calls and stay accountable.
Is NEAT available?
Not yet. NEAT is in development, starting with the Website Team. Other teams are being explored.
The next generation of AI teamwork
Your future team is taking shape.
Bob is learning to build. Finn is preparing to review. Jarvis is bringing the team together.
People stay in control
AI can do the work. People stay in control.
The principles NEAT is being built on.
Approval first
Consequential actions wait for a person to approve them.
Reviewed and tested
Work is checked by a second agent and tested before it reaches you.
Clear limits
Each agent works only within the permissions it is given.
Always visible
You can see progress and problems, ask for changes, or stop the work.
FAQ
Questions about NEAT.
What is NEAT?
NEAT stands for Neticca Embedded Agentic Teams: teams of specialised AI agents being built to work through multi-step business tasks together, with people approving what matters.
How is NEAT different from a chatbot?
A chatbot answers a prompt. NEAT is designed around specialists that divide the work, share context, check each other and move towards one goal.
Can I hire Bob on his own?
NEAT is built around teams first. Each agent has its own job, and individual agents have not been announced as a product.
What will the Website Team do?
Read a brief, build pages or features, review them against the brief, test them, and prepare the work for your approval.
Will NEAT replace employees?
NEAT is designed to support teams, not replace them. People set the direction, make the judgement calls and stay accountable.
Is NEAT available?
Not yet. NEAT is in development, starting with the Website Team. Other teams are being explored.
The next generation of AI teamwork
Your future team is taking shape.
Bob is learning to build. Finn is preparing to review. Jarvis is bringing the team together.