New: see what an AI assistant sees when it looks at your site. Run the check

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Neural Core · Intention Marketing Platform

Intent in. Outcomes out.

Neural Core runs the business behind your storefront — customers, catalog, projects, orders, marketing and reporting on one shared record. Your team works in it, your agents work alongside them, and you see which of it became revenue.

automation · the ring that moves work

00 · Agents & Intelligence

An intent arrives

A homeowner’s assistant asks your store a question. The agent layer works out what they actually want.

step 1 of 5 · tap any node
> core.loop() — one intent, tracedillustrative scenario · not live data

> core.intent("aged brass linear pendant, 9ft island, dimmable — need it by the 20th")

  1. agentparsed · linear pendant · aged brass · 9ft island · dimmable · deadline
  2. unifycontext · floor inventory · dimmer compatibility · lead times
  3. managecatalog.search via UCP → structured results to the assistant
  4. engagematched to open designer project → lead recorded
  5. autoscheduled task · leads first in Monday’s briefing · Agent Feed
  6. analyzequote → order · credited across the path
Connected, not sequential. The intent pulls in whatever it needs — this one touched Unify before Manage. Yours might not.

One platform. The whole business.

Four disciplines on one shared record: run the store, keep the customer, connect your data, and see what worked. Each one does a specific job — and each gets smarter because the other three exist.

01Manage

The business behind the store

Customers and contacts, your catalog, services and pricing, and the feeds that carry them — run from one place, by your team, without a developer in the loop.

Neural Core: a customer record with masked email, shipping and billing addresses, notes and order status.Core on a phone: a customer’s activity feed, each saved product tagged with the project it went to.
01One record per customer.02What they saved, as it happens.
Neural Core: a team member searches the catalog and adds a Blackstone grill to a customer’s project list.The storefront on a phone: the customer’s My Projects page showing the same grill in “The Good Stuff”, ready to add to cart.Invite to project: an email, a Viewer or Editor role, a relationship and an optional label.
01Your team adds it to her project in Core.02It’s waiting in her account on the storefront.03She invites her designer, partner or contractor to comment and edit.

02Engage

Projects, not transactions

A lighting package for a remodel involves a designer, a homeowner and a quote that changes three times. Core keeps all of it on one project — and keeps the relationship going after delivery.

03Unify

Every source, one context

Manufacturer feeds, inventory, trade pricing and what your best salesperson knows — connected once, then served to your site, your team and every agent that asks.

Neural Core’s Context & Media Library: uploaded images in a grid, each with its size, where it is placed on the site and a copy-link action, beside folders of uploads and linked brand assets.Neural Core analytics: automated traffic by purpose, top AI agents at the store, top crawlers at the edge and top products by revenue.
01Every asset in one library, and where it is placed.02Every agent and crawler, named and sorted by purpose.

04Analyze

Every channel, measured honestly

Ad spend, email, your storefront and your agents, reported in one place — each platform’s own numbers shown beside what you actually measured. No spreadsheet stitching.

Neural Core on a laptop: the advertising report — spend, clicks and what Google counted as a conversion, with daily trends and spend by campaign and device.Neural Core on a laptop: the Design Assistant report — conversations, products shown and clicked, assisted outcomes and how conversations ended.Neural Core on a laptop: the email report — recipients, delivery, opens and clicks, deliverability and list size over time.
01Advertising02Agent outcomes03Email

// Proof

Running on a real showroom. Queried by real agents.

The Lighting House · live UCP profile● live
$ curl vtlightinghouse.com/.well-known/ucp

  catalog.search     ✓ rest · mcp
  catalog.lookup     ✓ rest · mcp
  payment_handlers   {}   // checkout: roadmap

> agent field test · 2026-10-01 · given the profile URL
  OpenAI ✓  Meta ✓  xAI ✓  Anthropic ✓  Google ✗

  // none found it unprompted. discovery is the
  // open problem — and we say so.
The Lighting House homepage, running on Neural Core
The Lighting House ↗ · first live Neural Core storefront● live

What’s shipped, what isn’t

  • shippedUCP catalogSearch and lookup over REST and MCP, profile at /.well-known/ucp, on every storefront we run.
  • shipped/llms.txtLive on every client site — see one ↗
  • roadmapagent checkoutToday agents find and compare; the purchase happens on the store’s site.

// Agent Readiness Check

Can an AI assistant sell your products today?

Your next customer is asking an assistant, not a search box. The check reads your site the way an agent does and scores whether it can find you, understand what you do, and book or buy.

About fifteen seconds. We fetch your homepage as NeuralBot and score what an agent could do with it. Nothing is changed.

  1. 01Can it find you?Whether an agent has a machine-readable way in — or has to guess from your homepage.
  2. 02Does it understand what you do?Whether your products, services and location come through as facts, not marketing copy.
  3. 03Can it book or buy?Whether the agent can finish the job for a real person — or hits a dead end.