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Nasiko runs agents built on any framework or language. If your container speaks A2A, Nasiko can run it, route to it, trace it, and govern the tools it calls. You don’t need an SDK in your code path. Every agent follows the same agent development lifecycle, whether it uses the OpenAI Agents SDK, LangGraph, CrewAI, Google ADK, the Anthropic SDK, or a hand-written HTTP server in Rust or Go. You can scaffold and run an agent locally without a cluster.
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Scaffold

nasiko new generates an AgentCard.json, a Dockerfile, and starter source from a template. nasiko card keeps the card in sync with your code, and nasiko validate checks the project structure.
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Run locally

nasiko run builds the image and starts the container on your machine. It speaks A2A as soon as it starts, so you can talk to it with nasiko chat before anyone else sees it.
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Deploy

Build locally and push with nasiko deploy, let the Nasiko server build from source with nasiko upload, or deploy a published image with nasiko import. Every deployment is traced and receives its secrets, an LLM router credential, and an MCP gateway credential.
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Version

Each deploy records an immutable version. nasiko versions shows the history and nasiko rollback returns to an earlier version without a rebuild.
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Operate

List, inspect, scale, restart, and remove agents from the CLI or the Your agents and Builds screens in the dashboard.
New to Nasiko? Quickstart: deploy an agent walks through the whole lifecycle in a few minutes.

Scaffold an agent

Generate a project and its agent card.

Run and chat locally

Build, run, and chat before touching a cluster.

Deploy an agent

Deploy, push, upload, import, or clone from GitHub.

Versions and rollback

Immutable versions, history, and rollback.

Operate agents

Logs, scaling, restarts, persistent storage, teardown.

A2A agents and frameworks

The contract your container implements.

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Beyond a single agent

  • Routing engine explains how chat without a named agent reaches the right one.
  • Workflows chain several agents into a repeatable multi-agent workflow.
  • MCP gateway gives every deployed agent one endpoint for every tool a user has connected.
  • Registry covers the built-in image registry and the sample agents.

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Before you start

You need Docker (or Podman) and the nasiko CLI. See Install the CLI and connect to a cluster.