Multi-agent fabric
Planner, executor, and writer agents run on Temporal, with rollback and audit as first-class primitives.
Nexora · The action layer
Nexora is Entilla's agentic engine. It makes institutional memory a system of action, with agents that don't just answer questions but do the work, grounded in your own knowledge graph.
Doing the work is. Teams still translate "what we know" into tickets, docs, updates, and decisions by hand. Generic copilots can't act safely inside enterprise systems with permissions and audit requirements, so the busywork stays manual and the knowledge stays trapped.
Nexora orchestrates a fleet of agents (planner, executor, writer) that take policy-bounded action: draft the migration doc, open the Linear ticket, update the CRM, brief the new owner. It uses grounded context from Mnemo, over the Graphos graph, and every action is gated by Verix.
Planner, executor, and writer agents run on Temporal, with rollback and audit as first-class primitives.
Per-tool authorization and sandboxed execution.
Budget caps, two-person rules, and escalation paths.
Approval UI for consequential actions.
Every step and tool call is logged and reviewable.
A builder plus a template and marketplace library.
Specialist agent models ship as self-hosted microservices, so regulated buyers can run the whole fleet inside their VPC.
Fine-tunes agent and policy models on each customer's workflows, with Guardrails for safety.
Compile and serve hot-path agent models for low-latency, high-concurrency execution.
Fine-tuning and high-concurrency inference run on H100 and A100, with cost-efficient L40S for executor inference at scale, on NVIDIA AI Enterprise for regulated tiers.
Each executed and corrected action becomes labeled training data for stronger agents through DPO and RLHF. Workflow lock-in deepens with every process you automate, because ripping Nexora out means rebuilding the workflow.
Nexora consumes Graphos and Mnemo, is gated by Verix, and can be rehearsed by Synthos. It's the action layer that realizes Entilla's system of record and action.