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@nxos-ai/nxos

v0.2.0

Published

Universal multi-agent orchestration framework — create AI squads that work together

Readme

nxos

Framework universal de orquestração multi-agente — direto da sua IDE.

nxos é um framework domain-agnostic de orquestração multi-agente. Descreva o que você precisa em linguagem natural, e o nxos cria uma equipe de agentes especializados que trabalham juntos automaticamente.

O que é um Squad?

Um squad é uma equipe de agentes de IA que colaboram em uma tarefa. Cada agente tem um papel específico. Eles executam em pipeline ou loop — você só intervém nos checkpoints de decisão.

Exemplo:

  • Pesquisador coleta informações e dados relevantes
  • Analista processa dados e gera insights
  • Executor produz o resultado final
  • Revisor garante qualidade antes da entrega

Instalação

Pré-requisito: Node.js 20+

npx nxos init

Para atualizar uma instalação existente:

npx nxos update

IDEs Suportadas

| IDE | Status | |-----|--------| | Antigravity | Disponível | | Claude Code | Disponível | | Codex (OpenAI) | Disponível | | Cursor | Disponível | | VS Code + Copilot | Disponível |

Escritório Virtual

O Escritório Virtual é uma interface visual 2D que mostra seus agentes trabalhando em tempo real.

Passo 1 — Gere o dashboard (na sua IDE):

/nxos dashboard

Passo 2 — Sirva localmente (no terminal):

npx serve squads/<nome-do-squad>/dashboard

Passo 3 — Abra http://localhost:3000 no seu navegador.

Criando seu Squad

Abra o menu:

/nxos

O nxos vai te mostrar todas as opções disponíveis.

Para criar um novo squad, basta selecionar a opção, e o Architect faz algumas perguntas, projeta o squad e configura tudo automaticamente. Você aprova o design antes de qualquer execução.

Executando um Squad

/nxos run <nome-do-squad>

O squad executa automaticamente, pausando apenas nos checkpoints onde sua decisão é necessária.

Comandos

| Comando | O que faz | |---------|-----------| | /nxos | Abre o menu principal | | /nxos help | Mostra todos os comandos | | /nxos create | Cria um novo squad | | /nxos run <nome> | Executa um squad | | /nxos list | Lista seus squads | | /nxos edit <nome> | Modifica um squad | | /nxos skills | Navega pelas skills instaladas | | /nxos install <nome> | Instala uma skill do catálogo | | /nxos uninstall <nome> | Remove uma skill instalada |

Licença

MIT — use como quiser.


nxos (English)

Universal multi-agent orchestration framework — right from your IDE.

nxos is a domain-agnostic multi-agent orchestration framework. Describe what you need in plain language, and nxos creates a team of specialized agents that work together automatically.

What is a Squad?

A squad is a team of AI agents that collaborate on a task. Each agent has a specific role. They run in pipeline or loop mode — you only step in at decision checkpoints.

Example:

  • Researcher gathers information and relevant data
  • Analyst processes data and generates insights
  • Executor produces the final output
  • Reviewer ensures quality before delivery

Installation

Prerequisite: Node.js 20+

npx nxos init

To update an existing installation:

npx nxos update

Supported IDEs

| IDE | Status | |-----|--------| | Antigravity | Available | | Claude Code | Available | | Codex (OpenAI) | Available | | Cursor | Available | | VS Code + Copilot | Available |

Virtual Office

The Virtual Office is a 2D visual interface that shows your agents working in real time.

Step 1 — Generate the dashboard (in your IDE):

/nxos dashboard

Step 2 — Serve it locally (in terminal):

npx serve squads/<squad-name>/dashboard

Step 3 — Open http://localhost:3000 in your browser.

Creating your Squad

Open the menu:

/nxos

The Architect asks a few questions, designs the squad, and sets everything up automatically. You approve the design before any execution begins.

Running a Squad

/nxos run <squad-name>

The squad runs automatically, pausing only at checkpoints where your decision is needed.

Commands

| Command | What it does | |---------|-------------| | /nxos | Open the main menu | | /nxos help | Show all commands | | /nxos create | Create a new squad | | /nxos run <name> | Run a squad | | /nxos list | See all your squads | | /nxos edit <name> | Modify a squad | | /nxos skills | Browse installed skills | | /nxos install <name> | Install a skill from catalog | | /nxos uninstall <name> | Remove an installed skill |

License

MIT — use it however you want.