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FAQ

What is Nexrall?

Nexrall is an AI operating system built around three things: Fullstack Agent Coding (an agent that plans, writes, tests and deploys real full-stack apps from a prompt), Agent Workflows (automations you build by chatting, running on a deterministic engine), and the Agent Workspace — a single IDE-style place to watch and manage everything your agents are doing.

What is Fullstack Agent Coding?

Describe what you want in plain language. Nexrall's coding agent plans, writes, tests and deploys a real full-stack app (frontend, backend and database) in minutes — then you can keep refining it by chatting. No code, no DevOps required.

What are Agent Workflows?

Agent Workflows let you automate real work by describing it in chat — the builder turns your request into a graph of steps (triggers, API calls, conditions, sub-agents) running on a deterministic execution engine, with dry-run testing before anything goes live.

What is the Agent Workspace?

The Agent Workspace is an IDE-style mission control — an Activity Bar, contextual sidebar, live canvas and a context-aware chat — for watching and managing every agent working for you: workflows, runs, and coding sessions, all in one screen.

Is Nexrall free?

Yes, Nexrall is free to get started. Premium features are available for power users who need higher AI build limits and larger apps.

What is Nexrall Code for VS Code?

Nexrall Code is an AI coding agent embedded in Visual Studio Code. It reads your workspace, edits files, runs commands and iterates through an autonomous agent loop with model tiers (Turbo · Pro · Ultra). Install it from the VS Code Marketplace by searching "Nexrall Code", or run: code --install-extension NexrallCode.nexrall-code-vscode

What is the Nexrall CLI?

The Nexrall CLI brings the same coding agent to your terminal for scripting, CI and headless workflows. Install with curl -fsSL https://cli.nexrall.com/install.sh | sh, or via npm with npm install -g nexrall-code — then run nex from any project directory.

Can a published app access my Nexrall account data?

No. Published (and draft) apps run in an isolated environment with their own scoped database and storage — they don't get access to your Nexrall account beyond what you explicitly wire into them.

What happens if a workflow run needs a human decision?

It pauses and creates a task in Workspace → Tasks — an approval, an input request, or a notification — and resumes automatically the moment someone responds. See Tasks & approvals.

Where do I report a bug or ask for help?

Email support@nexrall.com.

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