Industries / Industry and infrastructure
Network software changed with approval and on record.
A telecom module is in development. Today, Build and Govern give network software teams governed AI assistance, named approvals and an audit record.
- Standards
- TL 9000
- Works with
- Your repositories, CI and the AI tools your teams use
- Agent policy
- Rules you write per team and project
- Deployment
- Self-hosted, your cloud or air-gapped
What your team gets
What Build and Govern give a network software team today.
Governed AI codingEditor, Agents and CLI with the models your organisation approves. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and GitHub Copilot CLI are governed at the level each tool allows.
Production out of agents' reachAgent rules can deny commands against production clusters and leave infrastructure changes to your pipeline.
Named approvalsPushes to protected branches wait for a named approver, through one inbox and your email, chat and paging channels.
Every change on recordA tamper-evident audit log with signed exports your auditor can verify offline.
Your network, your modelsSelf-hosted or air-gapped, with models served inside your network.
Who uses it
For the engineers who change the network and the people who answer for it.
Network software engineersWrite and review code and configuration with AI assistance under your policy.
Platform engineersKeep agents away from production clusters and infrastructure.
Security teamsGovern every AI tool in one place, ours and third-party.
Quality and auditExport the record of changes and approvals for TL 9000 audits.
Tools and formats
What works today, and what does not.
RAN and core tooling is in development. What follows is what the general Editor and Govern do today.
Code and configurationNetwork function code, data models and deployment configuration edited and reviewed as text. No NETCONF client, YANG validation or RAN tooling.Text files · git
Agent rules for your toolingShell rules match commands such as kubectl, helm or ansible-playbook; network rules match destination hosts; push rules match branches.shell · network · git_push · mcp_tool
Third-party AI toolsEach at its stated control level: enforced, managed configuration or monitored.Claude Code · Codex · Cursor · Windsurf · GitHub Copilot CLI · Gemini CLI
Product names belong to their owners. Tell us which tools your team runs, and we will say plainly what works today.
How a change moves
A person decides before anything leaves the desk.
- ProposeAn engineer or agent drafts a change to network software.
- VerifyYour CI builds and tests it.
- ApproveA push to a protected branch waits for a named approver.
- RecordChange, results and approval kept together in the audit record.
Standards
Evidence for your quality system. The certification is yours.
TL 9000Evidence toward TL 9000: each change kept with its reason, test and approval, in a record your auditor can verify offline.
Neural Inverse provides evidence toward these standards. Certification stays with your organisation and assessor.
Products used
Neural Inverse Build →
Editor, Agents and CLI with the domain tools your engineers need.
Neural Inverse Govern →
Policy, approvals and audit for every AI tool your teams use.
Product names belong to their owners.
Talk to our team.
Neural Inverse is available by request. We work with your engineering, security and procurement teams from the first conversation.