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Nexent

A zero-code platform for building production-grade AI agents that unifies tools, skills, memory and orchestration with built-in constraints and feedback loops, described in plain language rather than assembled with drag-and-drop.

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Nexent

Nexent is a platform for auto-generating AI agents without writing orchestration code. It provides unified tools, skills, memory and orchestration with built-in constraints, feedback loops and control planes, so an agent is described in plain language rather than assembled in a drag-and-drop builder.

It deploys with Docker or Kubernetes; the root deploy.sh script forwards to a Docker or Kubernetes deploy script sharing the same configuration model, with an interactive terminal menu for component selection, port policy and image source, or a --defaults flag to skip the menu. An infrastructure component is required, while application, data-process and supabase are enabled by default and can be turned off for a smaller deployment.

It is written in Python and licensed under MIT.

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