This is Nerve. It runs the company.
Mail, knowledge, clients, cards, agents - one system, on our own hardware. Agents do the work and propose the outcome. Nothing leaves the building until a human signs it.
A company has memory, a queue, and hands. Nerve is all three.
Most AI tools sit next to the work. Nerve holds the work itself.
- Memory. One knowledge base with hybrid retrieval.
- Queue. Epics, stories, tasks and sprints.
- Hands. Agents with roles, tools and their own mailbox.
Follow one email through.
A message lands at 07:14. Here is every hop it makes, and where it stops.
Autonomy is a setting, not a personality.
Every agent holds a phase for every capability it has.
Some capabilities never reach the top rung.
The rules are not in the prompt.
Asking a model to behave is not a control.
- The gate is a row in a table.
- A capability an agent does not hold is refused before the model is asked.
- One guard, not four copies.
- The sandbox has no route out.
A prompt can be argued with. A missing route cannot.
Everything it does, including what it does not.
An inventory taken from the code on 2026-08-11: 15 areas, 120 entries.
Nothing matches that.
Where it actually runs.
Our own machines.
Three services and twenty-seven recurring loops.
Agent jobs run with no route to the internet.
I built it, then I ran my company on it.
Nerve is not a product you can buy.
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