A power user builds an agent once. An admin assigns it. Everyone else just uses it — through chat, on machines inside your own network.
Every organization has a few technical people who can build genuinely powerful agents with Claude Code. They have no way to put those agents in front of everyone else — the people in finance, ops, legal, support who'd actually use them.
NextAgent is the delivery layer. Build once, assign, and the whole team uses it through plain chat — no terminal, no API keys, no new account on someone else's cloud.
Stands up NextAgent on a machine the org controls, adds people, and decides who can use which agent.
Uses the full power of Claude Code on a workspace machine to build an agent once — tools, skills, the works.
Opens a familiar chat window and talks to the agent. No terminal, no keys, no idea there's a VPS behind it.
Anything Claude Code can do, your team can use through chat.
Reads an incoming contract against your playbook, flags risky clauses, and proposes redlines — in the legal team's chat.
Sorts the shared inbox, drafts replies in your voice, and routes the hard ones to a human — connected through MCP.
Answers questions from your own docs and systems — without those docs ever leaving the network they live in.
Privacy through architecture, not policy. The app, your accounts, and every message run on a machine you control. We're not in the path — so there's nothing of yours for us to read, leak, or be compelled to hand over.
Login, users, and all conversation data run on your VPS, at a hostname you choose, inside your VPN.
Agents run on workspace machines with your own Anthropic subscription — compartmentalized to contain blast radius.
Model calls go straight from your workspace to Anthropic. No NextAgent server sits in the middle.
We don't hold your data, accounts, or messages — so there's nothing for a third party to demand from us.
If NextAgent were breached, the attacker would find no customer data, accounts, or conversations — we don't have them. That's not a promise; it's how the system is built.
Login, users, every message and conversation. The whole control plane.
runs in your networkWhere agents run — Claude Code projects + your Anthropic subscription. Compartmentalized from the control plane.
runs in your networkClaude (or a ZDR endpoint) answers the call — reached directly, with no NextAgent hop.
outbound onlyTwo paths, both running from hardware you own — no vendor lock-in baked into the platform.
The harness is Claude Code, running on your workspace machines. It talks directly to Anthropic on your account — and updates itself between you and Anthropic, with NextAgent nowhere in the loop.
Prefer an OpenAI-style model? An alternative harness routes to ZDR endpoints through OpenRouter — also on your workspace machines, under an admin policy you set.
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Their model: trust our cloud, we promise not to look. Ours: there's nothing to trust, because we're not in the path. The app and your data live on hardware you own.
Nothing. Everything runs on your machines today. There's no service to switch off — the software keeps working.
No. The architecture is auditable, and the harness is Claude Code talking directly to Anthropic from your network. You can watch the traffic.
Because data never leaves your network, NextAgent doesn't add a new processor to your compliance surface. You own the boundary.
Yes — that's the default. Agents run on your Anthropic account from your workspace machines.