Cognizant Neuro® San — Multi-Agent AI Orchestration by Cognizant AI Lab
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What it is: Cognizant Neuro® San is Cognizant AI Lab's framework for designing, orchestrating, and operating data-driven multi-agent AI systems. Rather than hard-coding workflows, you describe agents and their relationships declaratively, and the platform handles routing, delegation, tool calls, and inter-agent communication at run time. It is model-agnostic and works with leading LLM providers via your own API key.
Who benefits: Enterprise AI and innovation teams, solution architects, and developers who need to prototype and run sophisticated multi-agent solutions without standing up bespoke orchestration infrastructure. The 70+ bundled agent networks give teams in banking, insurance, airline, retail, and real estate a concrete starting point they can adapt.
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The problem it solves: Building production multi-agent systems usually means wiring together orchestration, tool integration, retrieval, and a UI from scratch. Cognizant Neuro® San packages all of that into a single deployable VM: agents are running within minutes, only the customer's own LLM key is required, and no data is sent to Cognizant. The agent server stays private on the VM while the NSFlow UI is the only exposed surface, keeping the deployment simple and contained,
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