A private knowledge layer for enterprise engineering

Your AI coding tools often don't make your eng teams faster.

Neocortex builds a knowledge layer from your own engineering history, so the tools your engineers already use produce code that matches your architecture and survives review. Measured on your sprint data, in five weeks.

Private to your org · Security-reviewed deployment · Fixed $30K pilot

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Why teams stall

Every engineer has an AI assistant. Sprint velocity hasn't moved.

Adoption is high, throughput is flat. Generic assistants don't know your systems, your standards, or your legacy code - and in financial services, compliance rules break their output before it reaches review.

  • 01

    Output dies in review

    Suggestions ignore your patterns, so senior engineers rewrite them.

  • 02

    No number to report up

    Per-seat licenses, no measurable change in throughput or cycle time.

  • 03

    Blind to your systems

    Legacy cores, internal libraries and compliance rules are invisible to generic models.

What we do

A knowledge system built from how your teams actually ship.

Your engineering organization has years of solved problems on record. We turn that record into a knowledge layer your AI agents run on - so their output matches your architecture, your standards, your compliance rules.

  1. 1

    Learn from your history

    Your Git, PRs and tickets are analyzed under your access controls and governance.

  2. 2

    Build the knowledge layer

    Your architecture, conventions and review rules become structured knowledge - private to you.

  3. 3

    Your agents level up

    Copilot, Cursor, Claude Code plug in unchanged and start shipping code that passes review.

What changes

Same tools. Different output.

  • Generic patternsYour architecture
  • Rewritten in reviewMerged as written
  • Individual autocompleteTeam-level throughput
  • AnecdotesA baselined number

Who it's for

Built for large engineering orgs where correctness is expensive.

Fintech & regulated

Decade-old core systems, audit trails and controls that generic assistants break.

30+ engineers

Enough history to learn from and a board asking what AI actually returned.

Tools already rolled out

Copilot or Cursor is deployed. Adoption is high. Velocity is flat.

The pilot

Five weeks to a number your board will believe.

  1. Week 0

    Baseline locked from your last 6 sprints - your Git, your Jira.

  2. Weeks 1–2

    We install and tune your knowledge layer. One of our engineers sits with your pod.

  3. Weeks 3–4

    Your pod runs it on live sprints, independently.

  4. Week 5

    Measured against baseline: +40% throughput, or the pilot fails.

$30K

Fixed fee, one pod

5 wks

Baseline to result

+40%

Throughput or it fails

Fixed price. Private to your org, security-reviewed deployment. Success defined before we start.

How we baseline and measure it: our guide to engineering productivity metrics.

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Team

Founders with deep tech and business background.

Dan Goncharov, Neocortex Labs

Dan Goncharov

Research Engineer at Stanford, Google Developer Expert in ML. Trains foundation models and builds agentic workflows.

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Denis Belyavsky, Neocortex Labs

Denis Belyavsky

Repeat founder with a recent exit. Owns go-to-market and partnerships.

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FAQ

The questions buyers ask first.

How is our code handled?
The knowledge layer is private to you and never used to train shared models. Deployment is scoped to what your security team approves - we walk through the exact architecture and data flows during the pilot scoping call.
Do we replace Copilot or Cursor?
No. You keep the tools your engineers already use. Neocortex is the knowledge layer underneath them.
How is +40% measured?
From your own Git and Jira: merged throughput and cycle time across the pilot pod, against a 6-sprint baseline locked before we start.
What do we need to commit?
One pod, five weeks and read access to your repos and tickets. No added headcount.

Prove it on one pod. Expand from there.

The fastest way to find out what AI can actually do for your engineering org.

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