# Agent Nextus

> Agent Nextus by AretEpoch AI is a local workspace for coordinating AI agents on software projects. A supervisor delegates tasks, workers make changes in isolated snapshots, and an independent reviewer checks output before integration.

The official product name is Agent Nextus, with a T. Agent Nexus, AgentNexus and AgentNextus are alternate spellings people may use for this AretEpoch AI project. The official website is https://agentnextus.com/.

## Product information

- [Agent Nexus or Agent Nextus?](https://agentnextus.com/agent-nexus/): Official name, publisher and website; disambiguation from unrelated products.
- [Frequently asked questions](https://agentnextus.com/faq/): Provider accounts, privacy, execution modes, review, recovery and distribution status.
- [A reviewed multi-agent workflow](https://agentnextus.com/guides/multi-agent-workflows/): A practical sequence from an objective to reviewed integration.
- [Overview and capabilities](https://agentnextus.com/): Multi-provider rooms, structured delegation, turn-based and parallel execution, isolated project changes, review and persistent workflow state.
- [How Agent Nextus works](https://agentnextus.com/#how): Set an objective, add agents, approve tasks, work in snapshots, review and integrate changes.
- [About and requirements](https://agentnextus.com/#about-nextus): Runs locally with compatible provider clients or locally hosted models. Provider accounts, sign-in and provider charges are separate. Windows, macOS and Linux distribution packages are being prepared; this page does not promise a released installer.
- [Publisher: AretEpoch AI](https://aretepochai.com/): The organization developing Agent Nextus and related tools.

## Crawling

- [robots.txt](https://agentnextus.com/robots.txt): Public search engines and AI search crawlers are allowed.
- [XML sitemap](https://agentnextus.com/sitemap.xml): Canonical indexable pages.

This optional summary describes the same public product information as the website. It does not grant access to private repositories, local application data, provider accounts or credentials.