The same machine, pointed at your problem.
Neural Sector Intelligence built a map of human knowledge and a programme that works one hard question inside it, every day, and writes down what it tried. That programme is pointed at continuity. It can be pointed at something else.
This is not software you install and run. It is a working arrangement: your body of knowledge mapped into the network, a question worth years of attention, and a programme that keeps at it and reports honestly, including the weeks it gets nowhere.
A long question, and a body of knowledge nobody has organised.
If your question can be answered by a search, this is the wrong thing to buy.
Four steps, over months, not a signup.
There is no price list, and that is deliberate.
Three things drive it: how much of your material has to be read and mapped, how hard the question is, and how often you want the programme to run. A front that needs a pass every two hours costs many times one that needs a pass a day, because every pass is real research against real sources and is paid for by the run.
So there is no free tier and no unlimited plan. Both would be lies about a cost that is genuinely per unit of work. We will tell you the running cost before you commit to anything, and you will be able to see it going up or down as the programme runs.
The work is yours.
Your archive stays yours and is never used to answer anyone else. The map of your field, the record of what was tried, the findings and their sources: all exportable, all readable without us, and not held hostage to a subscription. If the arrangement ends, you keep the research.
The work has to stay honest to be worth anything.
These are refusals, not preferences.
Tell us the question.
Not your requirements, not your budget. The question you would want answered if someone worked on it every day for a year. That is enough to tell us both whether there is anything here.
The map is open.
You do not need an arrangement with anyone to use it. Every node opens, down to a single aspect of a single topic, and every one has a link you can send to someone.