Training data lacks company context
A general model does not know your team's private policies, decisions, exceptions, or ownership structure.
An AI agent context layer gives AI agents access to company knowledge and decisions before they answer or act. Nura provides an MCP server so compatible agents can retrieve source-backed company memory instead of relying only on generic model knowledge or a static prompt.
Nura sits between an AI agent and approved company sources. It exposes decisions, policies, exceptions, ownership, reasoning, and provenance as structured company context that an agent can retrieve before producing an answer or taking an action.
A general model does not know your team's private policies, decisions, exceptions, or ownership structure.
Context copied into a system prompt reflects the day it was written. Nura is designed to retrieve the current record.
An agent acting on unsupported or outdated information can create operational consequences.
The decision that currently holds, including any relevant exception or superseding update.
The person or team responsible, so the agent knows when escalation is required.
Why the decision was made, helping the agent apply it correctly to edge cases.
The approved source, date, and context behind the answer for downstream verification.
An agent asks Nura for company-specific context. Nura checks approved, permission-aware sources and returns the current policy, owner, reasoning, and provenance before the agent responds.
Can this customer receive a 20% renewal discount without approval?
No. The standard self-approved threshold is 15%. A previous 20% exception applied only to one account and one renewal cycle.
Agent retrieval is scoped to the identity and permissions used for the request.
An agent response can remain tied to the source-backed decision it used.
Nura supplies verifiable company context rather than relying only on a model's prior knowledge.
Nura exposes source-backed company memory through an MCP server, including current policy, ownership, reasoning, and source attribution.
No. Agent requests are intended to follow the same permission-aware retrieval rules as human requests using the same identity.
Agents and frameworks that support the required MCP integration can query Nura. Current integration support should be confirmed during onboarding.
No system can guarantee that. Nura is designed to reduce unsupported answers by providing current, source-backed context.
See Nura's MCP context layer inside a real agent workflow.