Not one model. A small team with a plan.
For a big question, a coordinator breaks it down and hands parts to specialists: a librarian finds the documents, an analyst works the numbers, a reviewer checks the risk, a researcher looks outside, a drafter writes it up. You see every step and what it cost.
01What it does
A coordinator splits big jobs between specialists, and shows who did what.
Specialists with declared tools
Each agent has a written list of the tools it may use, nothing more.
The right model per step
Quick steps run on fast, low-cost models; judging risk runs on the strongest.
Every step visible
Watch who did what, which sources they used, and what each step cost in credits.
Your permissions apply
Any step that would send data outside your organisation asks first, by default.
02Questions
Questions
Do agents act without asking?
They read and write inside nerix. Anything that would leave your organisation, like a web search, asks first unless your administrator allows it.
Why several agents instead of one model?
Splitting a big job lets each step use a model and tools that fit it, which is cheaper for simple steps and more careful for the ones that matter.
03Tools