Quick Start Guide
Get your first AI agent running in under 5 minutes. Follow these steps to deploy a production-ready agent.
Step 1: Install the NexusAI SDK
Install the SDK using your preferred package manager:
# Using npm
npm install @nexusai/sdk
# Using pip
pip install nexusai-sdk
# Using go get
go get github.com/nexusai/go-sdk
Step 2: Configure Your API Key
Set your API key as an environment variable:
export NEXUS_API_KEY="your-api-key-here"
Step 3: Deploy Your First Agent
Initialize and deploy an agent with a few lines of code:
import { NexusAgent } from '@nexusai/sdk';
const agent = new NexusAgent({
type: 'analytics',
name: 'my-analytics-agent',
config: {
model: 'nexus-v4',
temperature: 0.7,
}
});
await agent.deploy();
console.log(`Agent deployed: ${agent.id}`);
Agent Types
NexusAI provides pre-built agent templates for common use cases:
- Business Agent — Strategic planning, market analysis, and business intelligence automation
- Analytics Agent — Data analysis, predictive modeling, and dashboard generation
- Video Agent — Content generation, editing, and optimization pipeline
- Social Media Agent — Scheduling, engagement analysis, and trend prediction
- Security Agent — Threat detection, vulnerability scanning, and incident response
- Code Agent — Code generation, debugging, and refactoring assistance
- Design Agent — UI/UX generation, brand consistency, and asset production
- Marketing Agent — Campaign optimization, audience segmentation, and conversion tracking
Multi-Agent Orchestration
Combine multiple agents to create complex workflows. NexusAI's orchestration engine handles inter-agent communication, data flow, and error recovery.
const workflow = new NexusWorkflow({
name: 'marketing-campaign',
agents: [
{ type: 'analytics', step: 1, output: 'audience-insights' },
{ type: 'content', step: 2, input: 'audience-insights' },
{ type: 'social', step: 3, input: 'generated-content' },
]
});
await workflow.execute();
Best Practices
- Always use environment variables for API keys and secrets
- Implement retry logic for agent deployments
- Use structured logging for agent execution traces
- Monitor agent performance through the dashboard
- Implement circuit breakers for external API calls
- Use agent versioning for production deployments