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kaushal trivedi
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Stop rebuilding memory and orchestration for every AI agent you build

Your agent fails

You restart it

It fails at the exact same thing again

Sound familiar

The problem every AI team hits

Every team building autonomous agents eventually rebuilds the same three things

Memory so the agent remembers what failed last time

Retry logic so it does not loop forever on the same broken approach

Orchestration so multiple agents do not step on each other

You build it It works You start the next project and build it again from scratch

There is no standard layer for this Until now

Introducing NEXUS

One line install Works with any agent Gets smarter over time

pip install cognicore env
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import cognicore as cc

env = cc.make SafetyClassification Easy v1
agent = cc.AutoLearner

cc.train agent=agent env=env episodes=30
score = cc.evaluate agent=agent env=env episodes=5

What makes it different

Memory that compounds

The more tasks NEXUS handles the better it gets

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Week 1 0.05 per fix
Week 4 0.02 per fix
Week 8 0.01 per fix

An agent with 6 months of memory on your codebase is fundamentally different from one starting cold

Agent Immune System

Protect any agent from prompt injection jailbreaks and token bombs

python
from cognicore.immune import NexusShield

safe_agent = NexusShield agent=your_agent

Replay and Time Travel

Every decision event sourced Rewind any task to any step Branch and try a different strategy

cognicore replay task abc123
cognicore branch task abc123 step 3 policy minimal

6 Enterprise Integrations

Label a GitHub issue nexus NEXUS fixes it opens a PR automatically

bash
cognicore integrations setup

Live Dashboard

bash
cognicore ui

The research finding that surprised everyone

I ran ablation studies comparing multi agent configurations

Expected more specialized agents equals better results

Actual

minimal Coder Tester only 19 20 solved 0.014
full pipeline 5 agents 18 20 solved 0.009
review first ordering 18 20 solved 0.009

The Reviewer agent costs minus 1 solve rate and plus 9642 tokens

More agents Worse performance More expensive

An offline RL agent trained on 220 trajectories independently confirmed minimal policy wins 89 percent of task states

For developers building AI agents

Stop rebuilding memory from scratch on every project

from cognicore import Memory ReflectionEngine

mem = Memory
ref = ReflectionEngine memory=mem

action reason confidence = ref.suggest_override
null handling
guard fix

For ML researchers

38 built in environments across 6 domains

4 RL agent types with clean interfaces

Ablation infrastructure with statistical rigor

460 plus trajectories exportable for offline RL

SWE bench style evaluation built in

CognitiveMemory with working episodic semantic and procedural layers

from cognicore import Experiment

exp = Experiment
name=memory ablation
env id=SafetyClassification v1

exp.add_variant no memory cc.AutoLearner
exp.add_variant with memory cc.AutoLearner

results = exp.run episodes=50

For CTOs and engineering leads

Self hostable

Open source core Apache 2.0

Token cost tracking built in

Budget controls

Full audit log

GitHub Slack Linear integrations

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Devin 500 month
NEXUS 3 to 15 month

Numbers

1700 plus downloads in first week

95 percent solve rate on SWE style benchmark

472 tests passing

62 built in environments

153 public API exports

Zero required dependencies for core

6 enterprise integrations

460 plus trajectories stored for offline RL

Try it in 2 minutes

bash
pip install cognicore env
cognicore ui
cognicore integrations setup

python
import cognicore as cc

env = cc.make GridWorld v1
agent = cc.AutoLearner

cc.train agent=agent env=env episodes=50

print
cc.evaluate agent=agent env=env episodes=5




GitHub

github com Kaushalt2004 cognicore my openenv

PyPI

pypi org project cognicore env

Docs

cognicore readthedocs io

Open source Apache 2.0 Solo built Actively maintained

Star the repo if this solves a problem you have hit before

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