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Give your agent DNA.

Install gene packs that shape how your agent works. Every pack is signed, scanned and shown to you before anything changes.

Browse genomes See how it works

DNA is a metaphor here. A gene pack is a plain text file of short rules. Nothing in it is alive, and the AI model is never retrained.

  • Signed
  • Scanned
  • Approved by a person
  • Undo with a confirm step
Rule
no_unstated_promises

Never promise a fix date, a refund, a replacement or compensation unless the request states it. Say what you will do next and who decides the rest.

support-tone-and-escalation

Scanned before reviewplus a claim check

Seal checkedagain before publication

How it works

From pack to agent in four steps

Four steps. You decide at each one.

  1. Pick a pack

    Browse the catalog and open a pack. Every gene is shown in full, in plain language.

  2. Review what changes

    Choose where it goes. Your workspace shows a before and after of what the agent will read, and you can leave genes out.

  3. Install with your consent

    Nothing is written until you confirm. Nixtra never changes your workspace itself.

  4. Undo it

    Changed your mind? Undo the install. You confirm first, and your genome goes back to how it was before.

Install review

See every gene before it touches your agent

An install is a proposal. IntelliNix lists the genes, you can leave any of them out, and nothing changes until you confirm. Nixtra never writes to your workspace.

  • You see a before and after of what your agent will read
  • Leave out any gene that does not fit your team
  • Undo puts your genome back as it was before

Support: tone and escalation

8 genes · for support-concierge

Not measured
  • Rule no_unstated_promises Included
  • Rule urgent_handoff Included
  • Rule no_secrets Included
  • Style never_blame Included
  • Style reply_shape Included
  • Decision angry_customer Included
  • Style hindi_support Left out
  • Role team_lead_escalation Included

7 of 8 genes would be added

An illustration of the review step in IntelliNix, drawn from the real genes of the launch pack “Support: tone and escalation”. In this example hindi_support is left out. Nothing in it is a working control.

Launch packs

Start with a free Starter pack

Three starter packs written by Nixtra. They are free, and they are examples to read and edit.

  • Starter Customer support

    Support: tone and escalation

    Starter pack for first-line support replies: a fixed reply shape, calm handling of angry customers and clear rules for handing a case to a person.

    Gene kinds: Rule 3 Style 3 Decision 1 Role 1

    8 genes · English, Hindi Not measured Free
  • Starter Operations

    Daily operations report

    Starter pack that turns the day's notes and figures into a short report with a fixed layout, figures as given and owners named by job title.

    Gene kinds: Rule 3 Style 3 Decision 1 Role 1

    8 genes · English, Hindi Not measured Free
  • Starter Engineering

    Code review conventions

    Starter pack for an AI code reviewer: comments grouped by severity, secrets never repeated, and a human who approves and merges.

    Gene kinds: Rule 6 Style 1 Decision 1

    8 genes · English Not measured Free

Browse all genomes

Trust

Built so you stay in control

Each point is something the platform does today.

Signed and scanned

Signed packs

Each pack version is sealed with a platform signature when it is submitted. The seal is checked again before the pack is published, so a later change shows up. The seal does not stop anyone copying a pack.

Scans and a claim check

Every version is scanned for personal data, secrets, hidden characters and attempts to override your agent. A claim check blocks promised results, compliance badges and data-location promises.

What every version is checked for

  • Personal data
  • Secrets
  • Hidden characters
  • Attempts to override the agent
  • Claim check: no promised results

A person approves every listing

Scans must pass, then a reviewer decides. Nothing goes live on its own.

Published packs only

The catalog lists published packs. A pack is published after it passes the scans and a person approves it. Drafts and removed packs do not appear.

Said plainly

No pack shows a quality score until one is measured.

Not measured

Review before anything changes

An install is a proposal. You see what would change and confirm it. Nothing is written until you do.

Undo

One action puts your genome back as it was before the install. You confirm first, and a second time if the genome changed since.

Not measured yet

No pack has a quality score yet

Each launch pack reads Not measured, and we will not guess a number. A measured state appears only when the platform computes it from a scorecard. Until then, read the genes and try the pack on your own tasks.

Research and limits

What is real today

What exists, and what does not. We update this list as it changes.

Exists today

  • A catalog of published packs, with every gene shown in full.
  • Accounts through IntelliNix, and installs you review and confirm in IntelliNix.
  • Undo for an applied install.
  • A genome builder that runs in your browser, and the AGF 1.0 file format with a validator and a checksum.
  • Applications to submit a pack, with automated scans and a person’s decision.
  • Install guides for IntelliNix, REST, Python, JavaScript and MCP, each marked works today or not available yet.

Does not exist yet

  • A quality score for any pack. Every pack reads Not measured.
  • Scores or counts from other people. None exist yet.
  • Customer stories. There are none to show yet.
  • Certification or audit of any pack. Packs are not certified products.
  • Importers for platforms other than IntelliNix: not available yet.

Questions

What is a gene pack, and is it really DNA?

A gene pack is a plain text file of short genes. Each gene is one rule, role or style note for your agent. DNA is a metaphor here: nothing in a pack is alive, and the AI model itself is never retrained. You can read every gene before you install a pack.

What happens when you install one?

Install starts in IntelliNix, so you need an IntelliNix account and a workspace where you are an administrator. You choose where the pack goes and see a before and after of what your agent will read. You can leave genes out. Nothing is written until you confirm, and Nixtra never changes your workspace itself.

Which agents can use a pack?

IntelliNix is the only platform with an importer today. The Install page marks the guides for REST, Python, JavaScript and MCP as works today or not available yet. A pack is also a plain file that you can read.

Can an install be undone?

Yes. Undo an applied install and your genome goes back to how it was before. You confirm first. If the genome changed after the install, you are told and asked to confirm a second time.

How good are the packs?

We do not know yet. The launch packs are Starter packs written by Nixtra as examples, and none has been measured on a real team. Each reads Not measured. Read the genes, edit them, and try the pack on your own tasks.

Who runs Nixtra?

This site does not name the person or company that runs it yet. The About page says where questions go.

About

Wrote a pack worth sharing?

Submit it for the catalog. It goes through the same scans, then a person decides whether to publish it. Read the seller rules and the pack format first.

How to submit a pack Seller rules Pack format

Read a pack, then decide

3 free Starter packs are ready to read.

Browse genomes Read the pack format

These pages are drafts until a lawyer has reviewed them. Who runs this site is not named yet.