Two agents. One clear task.
AIFly ORACLE organises, NeX executes: together they take on named steps of work for you – from research to a checked draft.
From task to working step
It starts with a concrete task, for example: organising information for a project or preparing a draft. We describe what goes in, which tools are allowed and what should come out.
Research, draft, review and execution are separate steps. Your proposal states which of them the agents take on for you.
You can see what has happened
AIFly ORACLE is there to organise responsibilities and dependencies. A work status shows whether something is prepared, checked or executed.
Publishing and sending remain your decision. A draft is not yet a result that has been sent.
Discover the FACTORY · with Pascal, NeX and AIFly ORACLE
This tour connects our services, products and project steps. You can also open each section directly.
Clarity before the first step.
The answers describe scope, process and limits so you can place your project with confidence.
Describe your projectWhat is it?
AIFly ORACLE organises, NeX executes: together they take on named steps of work for you – from research to a checked draft.
Who is it for?
For businesses using NeX and AIFly ORACLE for a defined task, not as an uncontrolled autopilot.
How does it help you?
Tasks become verifiable steps: research, draft, approval and actual execution.
What is included?
It starts with a concrete task, for example: organising information for a project or preparing a draft. We describe what goes in, which tools are allowed and what should come out. Research, draft, review and execution are separate steps. Your proposal states which of them the agents take on for you. AIFly ORACLE is there to organise responsibilities and dependencies. A work status shows whether something is prepared, checked or executed. Publishing and sending remain your decision. A draft is not yet a result that has been sent.
How does it work?
Describe your project. Pascal clarifies the goal, starting point and scope. Proposal, approval, implementation, testing and handover follow. Ongoing support is agreed separately.
What does it cost?
Access, scope and consumption are set out in your product proposal; the rates are still awaiting approval. Custom integration is quoted for the agreed scope.
What are the requirements and limits?
The description grants no blanket authority. Tools, data access and budgets require approval; a draft is not an executed action.
What can you do now?
Describe your project in the contact form: goal, existing systems and main question. You receive a reference number; an enquiry is not an order.
How would you like to proceed?
Choose the next step that fits your project.