Enterprise

Enterprise AI Engineering

For CTOs, CIOs, Chief AI Officers, VPs of Engineering, AI architects, GCC engineering leadership and enterprise AI teams evaluating what it takes to run autonomous AI systems in production.

Available

Self-Hosted Deployment

NC compiles to a single dependency-free binary. Run it on your own infrastructure — no vendor runtime, no forced cloud dependency.

Roadmap

VPC / Private Cloud

Managed private-VPC deployment is not yet a packaged offering. Today, self-hosting the binary is how teams achieve the same isolation.

Roadmap

Hybrid Cloud

Splitting workloads between on-prem and cloud is achievable manually today; a first-class hybrid deployment mode is on the roadmap.

Available

Model Neutrality

NC AI runs local models with no forced provider. NC's AI opcode is designed to be provider-independent rather than hard-wired to one vendor's API.

Available

Data Privacy by Default

Local CPU inference means your data never has to leave your infrastructure to use NC AI.

Roadmap

RBAC & Audit Logging

Fine-grained role-based access control and audit trails for agent actions are planned as part of AgentOS — not yet shipped as a standalone enterprise control.

Research

Governance & Certification

Policy compliance scoring and "production readiness" certification for deployed agents — see AI System Certification — is a research direction, not a shipped capability.

Beta

Observability & Ops

HiveANT and SwarmOps provide real operational observability and self-healing today for systems built on NC.

Research

Recovery Guarantees

A formal checkpoint/reconcile/compensate guarantee for any agentic workflow is in design — see Recovery.

Integrations: DevHeal does not currently ship managed first-party integrations for public cloud platforms or container orchestrators. Because NC compiles to a single portable binary, it runs on them the same way any binary would — but first-class managed integrations are a roadmap item, not an available integration today.

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