retrieval + execution + verification

search & execution
engine built for
ai agents.

give your agent one api to search sources, act on pages, verify claims, and return answers with evidence.

built for live web taskssource-backed outputsreplayable browser execution
early users and builders come from
early users and builders come from

product

one api. live sources, browser state, proof.

nex combines retrieval, execution, and verification in one system so agents can return answers you can inspect.

nex runtime
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12 sources • 8 claims • 2 conflicts • trace ready
sources

ranked evidence with citation metadata

browser

stateful runs across real pages

claims

verification mapped back to evidence

output

answers with citations and trace data

primitives

what your agent can actually do.

compact runtime primitives that describe the actual system surface.

01
nex.search()

source ranking

rank live sources by task relevance and return citation-ready evidence.

02
nex.execute()

browser state

inspect page state, interact with forms, and keep the run replayable.

03
nex.extract()

structured extraction

turn pages, docs, and app states into schema-shaped data.

04
nex.verify()

claim verification

check claims against evidence and surface weak reasoning before output.

built as an api first.

plug nex into an agent and give it one interface for live retrieval, browser tasks, extraction, and verification.

searchextractexecuteverify
const result = await nex.run({
  task: "compare browser agent startups and return a verified market map",
  mode: "retrieve+execute+verify",
  retrieval: {
    sources: ["web", "docs"],
    citations: true
  },
  execution: {
    browser: true,
    replay: true
  },
  verification: {
    claims: true,
    confidence: true
  },
  output: {
    format: "json",
    includeTrace: true
  }
})

console.log(result.answer)
console.log(result.sources)
console.log(result.trace)

difference

not just search. not just browser automation.

search stops at retrieval. browser tools stop at interaction. nex connects both and returns evidence.

search apis
retrieves links
snippets only
weak evidence
no browser state
no execution
browser automation
clicks and types
isolated execution
external context needed
weak verification
difficult observability
nex
retrieval
browser execution
extraction
claim verification
replayable traces
citations + evidence

agentic tasks

how research, ops, and coding agents are used.

simple runtime examples that show the system doing real work.

01

research agent

build market maps and compare companies from live sources.

runtime
sources ranked
claims verified
browser state captured
result

sourced summary with replayable proof

02

ops agent

collect contacts, validate vendors, and complete live workflows.

runtime
forms detected
fields extracted
fallback retrieval used
result

verified records ready for ops

03

coding agent

search current docs, inspect implementations, and verify api usage.

runtime
docs and repos ranked
unsupported pattern flagged
result

implementation context with citations

architecture

a simple runtime path.

agent tasks move through four steps before nex returns the result.

01

retrieve

sources are ranked, parsed, and kept citation-ready.

02

execute

browser state is inspected and actions are captured.

03

verify

claims are checked against evidence before output.

04

answer + trace

the agent receives a sourced answer and replayable proof.

get early access to nex.

we are onboarding teams building agents that depend on live retrieval, browser execution, and verifiable outputs.

prefer email? amirlan@extensy.dev

faq

straight answers.

what is nex?

nex is an api for agents that combines retrieval, browser execution, verification, and source-backed output.

how is this different from search apis?

search apis stop at links and snippets. nex also executes tasks, checks claims, and returns evidence.

how is this different from browser automation?

browser automation clicks and types. nex adds retrieval, extraction, verification, and citations around those actions.

does nex use real browsers?

yes. browser execution is part of the runtime when a task needs page state, screenshots, forms, or live interaction.

what are replayable traces?

traces are structured records of sources, browser actions, evidence, and verification steps.

does nex return citations?

yes. answers can point back to the sources that support them.

who is this for?

technical teams building agents that depend on live sources, browser state, and verifiable output.

when will api access open?

we are onboarding early teams now and prioritizing builders with production tasks that require retrieval, execution, and verification.