Model your lab once, stand up the exact testbed on demand, and let Noda keep it grounded in truth — so every test runs against the real thing, never a guess.
Your assets, cabling, and inventory live in NetBox — the source of truth you own. NodaliQ gives you one unified view of physical gear and virtual machines together, so you stop reconciling spreadsheets against the rack.
Build test topologies on top of the gear that physically exists — laid out as an actual network diagram, not boxes joined by lines. Virtual machines sit where they really run; cabling reflects the real Layer‑1 paths.
A programmable Layer‑1 fabric cross-connects your gear on demand — any port to any port, matched by speed and media, isolated per test. The topology you design becomes real physical paths in seconds, from anywhere. No patch panel. No walk to the rack.
State your intent and NodaliQ reserves the gear, isolates it from every other test, and drives the Layer‑1 fabric to wire it up for you. One sentence in — a ready, isolated testbed out. Ready to validate, in one line.
Ask in plain language. Noda answers over your real inventory, connections, and documents — showing its work as it goes and citing what it used. It sees only what you're allowed to see.
Access is defined once and honored everywhere — the inventory, the topology, and what Noda can see and do. Users, teams, and admins each get exactly their view. Nothing leaks.
The NodaliQ MCP brings your physical and virtual lab straight into Claude, Cursor, or VS Code. Reserve gear, get topology recommendations, and work in full deployment context — without leaving your editor.
The dataset that describes your lab lives in open-source NetBox — yours, never trapped in a store only we can open. NodaliQ enriches it with structure, relationships, and intelligence so the AI is genuinely useful. If you ever move on, the data goes with you. We earn your stay; we never trap it — not even to us.
Runs in your own infrastructure. Your data stays protected. See what a test lab becomes when it finishes the shift.