NEXOS AGENTS
NEXOS AGENTS is an enterprise-grade, model-agnostic multi-agent operating system and runtime.
- Cyclic Directed State Graphs (
NexosGraph): State machine execution with zero-overhead durable checkpointing and time-travel debugging. - Decentralized Peer-to-Peer Swarms (
NexosSwarm): Powered by Conflict-Free Replicated Data Types (CRDTs) and work-stealing gossip. - Hierarchical Hive-Mind Clusters (
NexosHive): Queen-governed task decomposition with quadratic consensus voting and unified vector memory. - Sub-Millisecond Distributed Telemetry (
NexosTrace): Trace waterfalls and token accounting. - Repo-Harness Self-Trainer (
nexos train --repo): AST call-graph extraction and DSPy MIPRO-style test optimization.
Installation
pip install nexos-agents
Quickstart
from nexos.runtime import StateGraph
graph = StateGraph()
def research_step(state: dict) -> dict:
state["findings"] = ["Vector consensus confirmed"]
return state
def synthesize_step(state: dict) -> dict:
state["output"] = "Pipeline executed deterministically."
return state
graph.add_node("researcher", research_step)
graph.add_node("synthesizer", synthesize_step)
graph.set_entry_point("researcher")
graph.add_edge("researcher", "synthesizer")
graph.add_edge("synthesizer", "__END__")
result = graph.execute({"task": "Analyze telemetry anomalies"})
print("Execution Result:", result)
Decentralized Swarm (CRDT)
from nexos.swarm import SwarmCluster, SwarmNode, SwarmTask
cluster = SwarmCluster()
node_a = SwarmNode("node-a", "analyst", ["compute"])
node_b = SwarmNode("node-b", "synthesizer", ["compute"])
cluster.add_node(node_a)
cluster.add_node(node_b)
task = SwarmTask(title="Process data stream", payload={"items": [1, 2, 3]})
cluster.broadcast_task(task)
summary = cluster.run_until_idle()
print("Swarm converged:", summary)
Links
- GitHub Repository: https://github.com/socrates6969/nexos-agents
- Production Web Studio: https://nexos-agents.vercel.app
- License: Apache 2.0
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