Introduction
Peace of mind when AI agents act. If Nexus says no, the action does not happen.
Introduction
Hardalion Nexus is where teams build and run production AI agents.
If Nexus says no, the action does not happen. Before a tool call or a write leaves, Nexus decides. Allow, stop, or a person. Then it writes the record.
Nexus is not an LLM. Your model can still propose. The gate decides whether the action may leave.
What Nexus does
| Beat | What happens |
|---|---|
| Check | Every consequential action is decided before it leaves. Allow, or stop. |
| Person | When it matters, a person sits on the path. The action waits. |
| Record | The decision is written. You can export it. You can prove it. |
How the gate is built
Developers integrate against these surfaces:
| Surface | Role |
|---|---|
| Agent identity | Who is allowed to act |
| Gateway | Inspection of tool calls and writes before they leave |
| Audit trail | Append-only record of each decision |
| Shadow mode | Watch the gate on live traffic before you enforce |
Same input, same decision: allow, stop, or a person.
Request flow
flowchart LR
A[Agent] --> B[Nexus]
B --> C{Check}
C -->|Allow| D[Action leaves]
C -->|Stop| E[Action does not leave]
C -->|Person| F[Action waits]
B --> G[Record]Product surfaces
| Surface | URL |
|---|---|
| Hardalion | hardalion.com |
| Nexus dashboard | nexus.hardalion.com |
| Sandbox | sandbox.nexus.hardalion.com |
| API | api.hardalion.com |
| Developer portal | developers.hardalion.com |
Who this documentation serves
Developers connect an agent, put the gate on the path out, and read the record.
Operators sit on the path when it matters, and export the record when they need to prove what happened.
Next step: Connect your first agent.