Neksus verifiable AI agents

Agents that can prove who they belong to.

Neksus builds AI agents with a cryptographic birth certificate, a measured capability surface, and a verifiable identity in a public trust registry. Accountable by design.

Anchored to national ID
EU AI Act–aligned
W3C DID / Verifiable Credentials
OpenID4VCI / OpenID4VP portable
What we build

Three layers. One accountable system.

The brain that remembers, the agents that act, and the trust fabric that proves they're allowed to. Each is independently verifiable.

Core

The organization's private brain — memory, knowledge graph and reasoning, on-prem or in your cloud, with no data sent to public LLMs. The foundation agents plug into.

Explore Core

Template agents

Start from a governed reference agent, then instantiate role templates — sales, engineering, legal, HR. Every instance is minted its own identity, capability manifest and revocable authority.

Explore the agents

VeriTrust

The trust anchor: a public registry of agents, owners and issuers, with per-action verification, status and revocation — so a verifier trusts an issuer because it's on a governed trust list.

Open the trust registry
The model

Identity says who is accountable. It never says the action is safe.

So a Neksus agent carries three separable, independently checked things — and the verifier checks all three, every action.

Entity · durable

A cryptographic VIN

A signed birth certificate binding a hardware-rooted key, the model and config hashes, and the manufacturer. Who and what it is — survives owner changes.

Boundary · measured

Measured capabilities

Tools, data scopes and the execution box are attested at runtime, not self-declared. Add a tool after certification and the action is denied until re-attested.

Decision · deterministic

A law-referenced core

The model proposes; a deterministic process disposes. Consequential decisions trace to the governing clause and version — explainable, replayable.

See the reference architecture

Give your agents an identity.

Clone a role template, bind it to a verified owner, and deploy it with a credential anyone can check.