Getting Started
Neops is built from several components that work together — the workflow engine, function-block workers, the remote lab, the web client, and supporting services. Where you start depends on your role. If you are new to the platform, read Concepts → How Neops operates first to build a system-level mental model, then pick the entry point that matches what you need to do.
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Explore the UI
Open the web client, browse entity data, trigger a workflow, and watch it execute.
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Run your first workflow
Walk through writing a workflow YAML, registering it with the engine, and executing it end-to-end.
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Write your first function block
Scaffold a Python project, implement a function block, and register it with the engine.
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Test against a real topology
Use the Remote Lab pytest fixtures to run your function blocks against a shared Netlab topology.
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Understand the system end-to-end
Read the read-path, write-path, and execution-flow sequence diagrams to see how all components interact.