NeuralAgent 2.0 adds Skills, integrations

This is the right next step for computer-use agents: flashy desktop control gets attention, but reusable integrations are what make an assistant actually stick in daily workflows.

• –Skills pushes NeuralAgent from one-off prompt execution toward a platform model with installable capabilities and a marketplace
• –Native support for GitHub, Claude Code, Google apps, Slack, and Notion gives it a stronger pitch to developers and power users, not just general productivity users
• –The product is clearly positioning itself as an easier commercial alternative to OpenClaw, betting convenience and packaged integrations can beat open-source flexibility
• –Secure handling of OAuth tokens and API keys is a crucial trust signal, because these agents only become useful when connected to real accounts and real work
• –The real test now is reliability: cross-app AI assistants win demos easily, but they only matter if these Skills reduce failure rates in messy everyday tasks