Product / Developer workbench

Debug AI agents like you debug code.

NodeXLoop gives developers a visual, versionable environment for building agent graphs, stepping through execution, comparing models, and promoting proven workflows.

NODEXLOOP / BUILDER
customer-support-refund.loop.yaml
Classify request qwen-local / 0.2s
Approval gate breakpoint active
Tool call outside declared scope PAUSED
Developer outcomes

See the loop, not just the final answer.

Agent failures live across prompts, tools, memory, branches, and models. NodeXLoop makes the execution path inspectable.

Build visually

Connect agents, tools, gates, inputs, outputs, and human approvals in one graph.

Replay precisely

Return to the step that failed, inspect state, patch it, and prove the repair with a comparison run.

Promote deliberately

Pin model and workflow versions before moving a tested graph into AXIOM Runtime.

Development lifecycle

From graph to production instance.

The workflow remains portable and model-neutral while the production authority is applied at deployment.

01 Compose Start from scratch, a template, or an installed capability
02 Run Use local, cloud, NIM, or custom endpoints
03 Debug Pause, step, inspect, patch, and replay
04 Verify Compare outcomes, cost, and failure recovery
05 Promote Create a version-bound runtime deployment
Fits the stack

Bring the models and tools you already use.

NodeXLoop does not require an Orivael model. Register an endpoint, define the rate, connect the workflow, and retain the graph as a git-native artifact.

  • OpenAI-compatible endpoints
  • NVIDIA NIM and open-weight models
  • Local vLLM, Ollama, and custom gateways
  • GitHub, Slack, Drive, APIs, and internal tools
Artifact Purpose
.loop.yaml Portable, reviewable workflow definition
Run replay Inputs, outputs, tools, state, and cost
Model registry Endpoint, version, rate, and credential reference
Promotion manifest Production version submitted to AXIOM Runtime

Build the workflow before you buy the fleet.

Install NodeXLoop or bring one production candidate into an Orivael pilot.

Install NodeXLoop