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Product update / May 3, 2026

AgentNexus moves from release candidate to production-gated operation.

This week the project crossed the line from UI and runtime hardening into a production-gated release. The main application is live on the Cloudflare production worker, paid billing now reconciles successful Stripe subscriptions into the dashboard, and the runtime release gate has passed against the current production baseline from the latest main head.

The most important change is not a single feature. It is the operating model around the product: changes are verified through browser QA, build gates, runtime rehearsal, cleanup audit, and documented rollback paths before they are treated as production-ready.

GitHub Actions runtime-production-gate runs on the current main head and now uploads release/audit TSV evidence artifacts.
Cloudflare main deploy completed and health returned JSON 200.
Paid billing sync was verified with a Starter active subscription and Customer Portal access.
Credit overage is explicit: users buy one-time credit packs, while included credits can roll over for three completed billing cycles.
Strict production browser QA passed against agtnx.ai with 4 Chromium workspace and mobile account tests.
In-app browser QA verified mobile account controls, direct agent workspace routing, and sandbox launcher state.
OpenFang runs through the LiteFS owner-loss gate using the prebuilt image path with hardened transient handling.
ProductionRuntime gateRelease evidence

Production worker is live

The production Cloudflare Worker now serves agtnx.ai after the main-branch deploy flow completed.

OpenClaw and Hermes are GA deploy runtimes

OpenClaw and Hermes are now the self-serve managed deploy targets. NanoBot and OpenFang remain visible as WIP runtimes while their deployment UX hardening continues.

Cleanup audit is clean

The final audit confirmed no matching ephemeral Fly apps remained after the live rehearsal.

Roadmap notes

What we are watching next

Workspace UX

Agent console polish continues

The new workspace keeps the developer sandbox collapsed by default and uses a docked panel when opened.

Operations

Release gates stay blocking

Runtime rehearsal, cleanup audit, strict lint, app build, worker build, and browser QA remain release criteria.

Tooling

Browser verification remains explicit

The release flow uses both in-app browser inspection and strict Playwright coverage for production user paths.