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AI entities that get things done.

Get a second-in-command that remembers how you work, calls in the right specialists, and turns your goals into finished work.

macOS first. Bring your own inference or choose managed Omni. Plans start at $5/month when downloads open.

The Nanions sea turtle astronaut at home in its orbit
One goal Mission accepted

“Plan next week's launch, research the risks, and bring me the decisions.”

A Surkyl workspace showing a named AI entity, its tools, model controls, and work context

Current NanX interface. Nanions uses the same product foundation with an experience tuned for everyday work. Nanions app images are coming soon.

Your second-in-command

One nanion to talk to. An entire crew when needed.

You are the Commander-in-Chief, or CinC. You set the goal, make the final calls, and choose how much authority to delegate. You do not need to recruit, brief, and supervise a hundred AI agents.

Your Chief of Staff nanion forms the right crew, coordinates the work, checks the result, and gives you one clear briefing. Cost, risk, and important choices come back to you. The small tasks stay with the crew.

Crews with real jobs

Build around the work you actually do.

Start with a Chief of Staff, add the specialists you need, and let each nanion keep its role, tools, memory, and boundaries.

J

Chief of Staff

Jarvis

Understands your intent, builds the right crew, tracks the whole job, and brings back decisions.

S

Strategy

Strategist

Tests plans, compares options, models tradeoffs, and turns ambitious ideas into clear choices.

F

Daily work

Friday

Prepares briefings, keeps recurring work moving, and learns the routines you choose to keep.

R

Research

Researcher

Finds reliable sources, compares evidence, checks claims, and returns answers you can trace.

A

Knowledge

Archivist

Organizes documents, builds a searchable record, and finds the right file when the crew needs it.

D

Content

Distributor

Turns one idea into channel-ready plans, drafts, production steps, and a visible publishing pipeline.

Three ways to work

Use intelligence where it helps. Use rules where they matter.

01

Delegate a job

Ask for an outcome in ordinary language. The right nanion plans, acts with allowed tools, reports progress, and returns the result with receipts.

02

Build a loop

Turn tedious recurring work into a supervised routine. The nanion can monitor, decide, ask, and adapt without losing who owns the job.

03

Define a workflow

Lock down repeat work that needs logic and certainty: fixed stages, branches, retries, checkpoints, AI judgment, and human approval gates.

The Commander Pattern

One goal in. One clear briefing back.

Your Chief of Staff handles the management layer so you can stay focused on direction and decisions.

  1. CinC You set the outcome

    Say what done looks like, what matters, and where your approval is required.

  2. Chief of Staff Your second-in-command builds the plan

    It understands your intent, chooses Crew Leaders, and coordinates the whole job.

  3. Crew Leaders Specialists own each field

    They direct Executors, check quality, and report complete results to your Chief of Staff.

  4. Executors Focused work gets done

    As many as needed research, organize, draft, calculate, test, and produce the result.

Trust is a product feature

Know what can act, what changed, and what it cost.

Scoped access

Give each nanion only the files, apps, accounts, and tools its role needs.

Human gates

Require review before sharing, spending, deleting, publishing, or any action you mark as sensitive.

Visible receipts

See tool calls, handoffs, sources, outputs, status, and inference use instead of trusting a spinner.

Memory with boundaries

Raw memory stays on your devices. Derived context syncs through Nanion Cloud, and only job-selected context goes to providers.

When the work is code

Hand it to NanX.

Nanions is the general-work app. NanX, short for Nanions eXecutor, is the native command center for code-oriented work: repositories, terminals, worktrees, diffs, tests, and review.

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