title: NextEleven
emoji: 🔧
colorFrom: gray
colorTo: blue
sdk: static
app_file: index.html
license: mit
short_description: Practical AI systems and open-source developer tools.
NextEleven
We build practical AI systems and open-source tools that help developers control agent actions, inspect their sources, and verify how software behaves.
Start with DeadBolt
Let agents work. Keep control of their actions.
DeadBolt is a free local execution gate. Put it into the trusted code that performs an action, then apply policy, leases, operator approval and revocation at dispatch. Choose embedded Rust, local HTTP clients, a trusted stdio MCP proxy, or the prerelease OpenAI Agents SDK function-tool adapter.
- Explore nine recorded checks and the captioned video
- Install, integrate and inspect the source
- Complete developer walkthrough and transcript
Stable v1.0.3 and published prerelease v1.1.0-rc.1 are available. Exact-action approvals and scoped admission credentials are prerelease features. DeadBolt protects routed actions; it is not an OS sandbox or a compliance certification. Read the trust boundary.
Search across your own files with PersonalRAGVault
Local document retrieval across notes, PDFs, code and supported saved exports, including file-based Obsidian vault integration. Inspect matching passages and sources through a CLI, optional browser UI or local HTTP API. Free under MIT.
- Explore the fictional sample and captioned overview
- Released 1.5.1 application and installation guide
Both Spaces are free static showcases of recorded application results. They do not run agents or search your personal files on Hugging Face.
Build or improve software with us
NextEleven also offers software engineering and practical AI consulting. Bring an existing application, an integration problem, or a workflow you want to improve. We value a short path from the problem to a tested working system.
NextEleven website · GitHub · X @nextelevendev
This card and the showcases were prepared with AI assistance. Capability claims are grounded in the linked released source; recorded examples are demonstrations, not evidence of adoption or universal effectiveness.