Quickstart
Install the daemon, configure Chrome, and read your first state snapshot in 5 minutes.
Core Concepts
Understand SubstrateState, SSF, actions, reversibility, and how probes work.
API Reference
Complete reference for every REST and WebSocket endpoint on localhost:7842.
Python SDK
Install nelieo-nsp and start building agents with typed models and async support.
Why NSP?
Vision-based agents fail because the interface is broken, not because the AI is weak. At 85% accuracy per action, a 50-step task has a 0.03% end-to-end success rate. NSP replaces the screenshot loop with direct runtime access:How It Works
The NSP daemon (axon-daemon) runs on your machine alongside your applications. It has four layers:
Process Watcher
Continuously scans all running OS processes, classifies their runtime (V8 / JVM / CLR / Native), and manages probe lifecycle.
Runtime Probes
Language-specific probes attach to live processes and extract semantic state — without source code, UI automation, or instrumentation.
Semantic Engine
Converts raw runtime data into structured SSF JSON with human-readable dot-notation keys.
Agent API
A REST + WebSocket server on localhost:7842 that any AI agent can call to read state and execute actions.
Runtime Coverage
JavaScript / V8
Gmail, Slack, VS Code, Notion, GitHub Desktop, Salesforce, Discord, and any Electron app. >99% accuracy.
Java / JVM
SAP ERP, Eclipse, IntelliJ IDEA, Jenkins, Elasticsearch. >97% accuracy via JVMTI.
.NET / CLR
Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Visual Studio, WinForms and WPF apps. >97% accuracy via MMF bridge.
Native / C++
Bloomberg Terminal, Photoshop, AutoCAD, Chrome internals. ~75% accuracy via memory grounding.
Get Started
1
Install the Daemon
Download and run
Nelieo NSP Setup.exe from www.nelieo.com. The installer registers axon-daemon as a Windows Service and starts it on port 7842.2
Configure Chrome
Relaunch Chrome with
--remote-debugging-port=9222 to enable V8 state extraction for Gmail, Slack, and any web app.3
Install the Python SDK
4
Write Your First Agent
Attach to any running app by name, read its live state, and execute typed actions — all in a few lines of Python.
Follow the Quickstart
Full step-by-step guide with working code examples.
Browse Guides
Practical walkthroughs for Gmail, .NET apps, Java apps, and more.