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  • 7.10.1
  • 7.10.0
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  • 7.8.0
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  • 7.6.0
  • 7.5.0
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  • 7.1.1
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  • 0.6.1

Nimbus is a local-first AI agent framework developed and published by NimbusAgent, designed to provide the foundational infrastructure for building and running AI agents directly on a user's own machine rather than relying on remote hosted services. The software is delivered as a combination of a headless gateway and a command-line interface, meaning it operates without a graphical user interface and is instead controlled programmatically or through terminal commands. This architecture makes Nimbus suitable for developers, automation engineers, and technical teams who need to integrate AI agent capabilities into scripts, pipelines, and server environments where a visual interface is unnecessary or impractical. The headless gateway component serves as the central coordination point through which agent workloads can be managed, while the CLI provides direct, scriptable control over the framework's operation, supporting use cases such as local development and testing of AI agents, automation of repetitive technical tasks, and deployment in environments where data locality is a requirement. The local-first design emphasizes running agent workloads on the user's own infrastructure, which aligns with scenarios involving privacy-sensitive data, offline operation, or organizations that prefer to keep AI processing under their own control rather than delegating it to external cloud services. Within a software catalog, Nimbus belongs to the category of AI development tools and agent frameworks, a class of software concerned with orchestrating autonomous or semi-autonomous AI-driven processes. The current version of Nimbus is 7.22.0, and the project has an extensive release history comprising 130 published versions in total, indicating sustained development activity and ongoing maintenance by NimbusAgent over time. This long version history suggests that the framework has undergone numerous iterations, refinements, and updates since its initial release. Organizations or individuals evaluating AI agent tooling may consider Nimbus when they require a command-line-driven, locally executed framework with an established release track record and a publisher dedicated to its continued development.

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