Introduction
Nexrall is an AI operating system — a single platform where every agent working for you shares the same memory, tools and oversight, instead of living in disconnected tools that each start from zero.
Most "AI features" today are one-shot: you ask, the model answers, and the context disappears. Nexrall is built the other way around. Three products share one underlying agent runtime:
- Fullstack Agent Coding — describe an app in plain language, and an agent plans, writes, tests and deploys a real full-stack app (frontend, backend, database) with its own URL.
- Agent Workflows — describe an automation in chat, and a builder assembles a graph of triggers, API calls, conditions and sub-agents on a deterministic execution engine.
- Agent Workspace — an IDE-style mission control where you watch and manage every agent, workflow run and coding session in one screen.
On top of that, the same coding agent is available as first-class developer tooling:
- Nexrall Code for VS Code — an embedded agent loop inside your editor.
- Nexrall CLI — the same agent in your terminal, for scripts and CI.
Why "operating system"?
An operating system's job is to give every program running on it shared primitives — memory, scheduling, I/O — instead of making each program reinvent them. Nexrall does the same thing for AI agents:
| Layer | What it gives every agent |
|---|---|
| Memory | Conversations, progress ledgers and compaction so long-running agent work doesn't lose context or repeat itself. |
| Orchestration | A deterministic graph engine (Agent Workflows) and an autonomous agent loop (Fullstack Agent Coding, Nexrall Code) that plan, retry and verify their own work. |
| Tools | File edits, shell commands, HTTP calls, connectors (Slack, GitHub, Google Sheets, and more) available to any agent that needs them. |
| Oversight | The Agent Workspace — one screen to see what every agent is doing, approve high-risk actions, and step in at any point. |
| Workflows | Reusable automations that any agent (or a human) can trigger — webhooks, schedules, or another workflow. |
Where to start
- New to Nexrall? Start with the Quickstart.
- Want to understand how the pieces fit together? Read Core Concepts.
- Building something with the API? Jump to the API Reference.