Inspiration

Nebulus was inspired by a failed startup.

We realized the problem was not just building the product. With modern AI, coding is easier than ever. The real bottleneck is everything around it:

  • planning
  • outreach
  • finance
  • legal
  • coordination

Founders do not just need a coding copilot. They need an execution layer.


What it does

Nebulus is an agentic AI system designed to help founders operate end to end.

At a high level, it works like an AI co-founder:

  • autonomous agents share context
  • agents coordinate work across the business
  • founder intent gets turned into action

Instead of only generating responses, Nebulus helps move a company from idea to execution.

Key features

  • Automation with visibility
    Agents can generate plans, break work into tasks, and coordinate execution across workflows.

  • Real-time text updates
    Users can see progress as the system works, instead of waiting for a single final output.

  • Voice interaction
    Founders can talk to Nebulus naturally, making it feel more like working with a real co-founder than a chatbot.


How we built it

Nebulus is built as a multi-agent system with a shared-context architecture.

Tech stack overview

  • Frontend: responsive interface for real-time text updates and voice interaction
  • Backend: orchestration layer for task routing, state management, and agent coordination
  • AI layer: specialized LLM-based agents for planning, outreach, finance, and legal support

System design

The backend translates founder intent into tasks, routes those tasks to the right agents, and keeps state synchronized across the workflow.

The overall architecture is built around:

  • shared context
  • real-time updates
  • multi-agent coordination
  • human approval for critical actions

Challenges we ran into

The biggest challenge was integration.

Building one strong agent is hard. Building multiple agents that can reliably coordinate is much harder.

Some of the hardest problems were:

  • passing context between agents
  • maintaining shared state
  • preventing agents from conflicting with each other
  • keeping the experience coherent for the user

Real-time updates also added complexity. We wanted users to see the work happening live, not just receive a final answer. Making that experience smooth and reliable was one of the hardest parts of the project.


Accomplishments that we're proud of

We are most proud of how practical Nebulus feels.

A lot of AI products look impressive in a demo but are hard to use in real workflows. Nebulus is grounded in a real founder problem:

  • too many responsibilities
  • too much context switching
  • not enough coordination

We are also proud that it feels easy to use despite the complexity under the hood.

Nebulus supports:

  • multiple coordinated agents
  • real-time updates
  • voice interaction

while still feeling intuitive and usable.


What we learned

We learned that the hardest part of agentic AI is not just intelligence. It is orchestration.

Getting multiple agents to operate over shared context, stay aligned with user intent, and produce useful work is as much a systems problem as an AI problem.

We also learned that trust matters as much as autonomy. Users want speed, but they also want:

  • visibility
  • control
  • approval over important actions

That is why shared context, real-time feedback, and approval loops became core parts of the product.


What's next for Nebulus

Next, we want to make Nebulus even stronger as an AI operating layer for startups.

Our roadmap includes:

  • better coordination between agents
  • support for more business workflows
  • more natural voice interaction
  • stronger long-running memory
  • deeper integrations with founder tools

Our goal is to make Nebulus feel less like software and more like a co-founder you can actually work with.

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