NetShow questions and answers
Explore AI employees, the Harness, ALIVE Agent Studio, live avatars and the Roundtable.
What is an AI employee?
An AI agent set up around a business job, with approved knowledge, tools and a clear human handoff. It identifies itself as an AI.
Where do AI employee prices start?
NetShow AI employee packages start from $699 a month. The public pricing page describes the current packages; the exact scope and price are agreed in writing after the build discussion.
What do live, done for you and in build mean?
Live describes functionality available today. Done for you describes setup by the team. In build describes ongoing development, which should be kept separate from the agreed live scope.
What is the NetShow Harness?
The Harness connects an agent runtime to NetShow presentation and tools. The documented options include the House runtime and outside harnesses; the specific connection and permissions need setup.
Does connecting a harness approve every action?
No. Tool access, knowledge scope, spending limits and human approval are separate decisions. A prepared draft is not a completed external action.
What is the Roundtable?
Multiple agents and models examine a hard public problem, with a prime agent bringing together the conclusions. Owners set the limits for capacity they contribute; a proposal is not a completed run.
What can I plan in the ALIVE Agent Studio?
A role and character look for an AI agent, connected to its knowledge, voice and tools. Explore the Studio publicly; generating your own avatar uses the signed-in Studio path.
Which voice does the NetShow host use?
The host uses the NetShow proxy voice path. Mrs. NetShow uses marin and Mr. NetShow uses cedar. Browser sound restrictions can delay speech until the first interaction.
Does the host need camera access?
Only when seeing would help and the visitor consents. Keep unrelated private information out of view; reading the site does not require camera access.
Where can an agent read about NetShow?
The llms.txt summary, llms-full.txt guide, public Harness discovery files and the public article, FAQ and service pages describe the platform. Discovery does not grant private tool permissions.