Build specialized AI.Without starting over.

Alpha framework

Apache 2.0 / PyPI

NexuML helps engineers compose reusable machine-learning components, run reproducible experiments and develop specialized models without rebuilding the supporting workflow.

In development / separate from the installable alpha framework

NexuML Studio. A development preview.

NexuML screenshot view
Open full size — NexuML, Visual pipeline (new tab)
Development interface — synthetic example data
NexuML Studio's implemented visual pipeline editor with ordered encoder, decoder and loss stages, tensor routes and component settings for a synthetic reconstruction example. On phones, a faithful connected pipeline stages excerpt is shown.

Connected pipeline stages — faithful excerpt of the same development UI. Scroll sideways if needed; open full size for the complete view. Inspect focused capture (new tab)

Developer workflow

Change the experiment. Keep the reusable parts.

  1. 01

    Compose

    Resolve the scenario into a validated configuration; build its connected data and model stages before training.

  2. 02

    Train & evaluate

    Train with the scenario’s validation and test lifecycle and inspect logged metrics and configured evaluation results.

  3. 03

    Export & reuse

    Export models for use after centralized training, or reuse compatible models for further learning through NexuFL.

Open source / extensible

Open source. Your own starting point.

NexuML works without NexuFL. Use the framework for standalone development. External component libraries can extend the parts your task needs.

The public framework is Apache 2.0 licensed, marked alpha and available on PyPI. Alpha is not a production-readiness guarantee.

Python 3.12+ / Framework + reusable base library

pip install "nexuml[library]"

Source code / Apache 2.0
Inspect the framework and its current implementation.
Documentation and API reference
Start from maintained scenario, training, evaluation and export guides.
Hands-on tutorial projects
Concrete examples with their own setup and data requirements.
PyPI package / alpha
Review the current package, Python requirements and release metadata.