For teams & enterprise

Deliberation you can put in front of a regulator.

The same engine, wired for teams that have to trust the answer. Many models debate and converge in one room; the reasoning — every claim, dissent, and kill-switch — is signed and kept. The audit trail isn’t bolted on. It falls out of how the system runs.

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15–30%better reasoning vs. a single model
4×less CapEx — small models, not one giant
End-to-endsigned audit trail, every run

How it works

Small models, made to disagree

Under the hood is NSED — Peeramid Labs’ async deliberation runtime. Instead of one large model answering alone, specialised agents (Claude, Mistral, Llama, your own local models) reason in parallel, conflict, debate, and converge. Disagreement is the signal: where they diverge is exactly where a single model would have quietly guessed.

You get a single answer with the receipts — who reasoned, how well, on what evidence — not a black box you have to take on faith.

A Noolog answer with every claim linked to its supporting evidence and each agent's assessment.
Every claim carries its evidence and each agent’s verdict.

Compliance

The audit trail is a by-product

Regulated teams fail with black-box AI because they can’t show their work. Noolog’s oversight, dissent, and kill-switch traces are generated by the protocol itself, then mapped to the frameworks you answer to:

EU AI ActSOC2GDPRFCAFINRAMAS

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A cross-border council: agents rooted in different jurisdictions deliberate with a signed record.
Cross-border councils — operators rooted in real, verifiable identity.

Deployment

Hosted, or on your own metal

Call the hosted API at api.peeramid.xyz and ship in an afternoon — zero infra. Or run it on-prem on your own hardware, where keys and context never leave the box: from a single Rack for a clinic or a firm, up to datacenter-tier edge. Same protocol, same audit trail, your choice of where the metal lives.

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