OFFLINE GUIDE
No account. Just explore.
Look up a security concept, find a tool, or plan a lab exercise with curated local guidance. This is not a language model. It does not run commands, read files, or send questions online.
Nulx AI / In development
A clearer space to learn.
Local guidance and optional online chat in one Nulx window. Built for cybersecurity students and lab users who know the Linux basics.
Made for the desktop
One window. Room to think.
Move between the Offline Guide and online chat without losing an unsent draft. Account settings stay out of the way until you need them.
Development app / Native capture
Room for your questions
Captured from the working application with no account connected. Not a released ISO screenshot.
Two ways to learn
Start local. Connect when you choose.
Use built-in guidance for the basics, or bring a question to online chat. Always check an answer before acting on it.OPTIONAL ONLINE CHAT
Your account. Your choice.
Online chat uses your own OpenAI account and requires explicit consent before sending messages. Provider access and plan limits apply. Sign-in opens the official provider page in your browser.
What is still being tested?
No shared account or developer key is included. The Offline Guide stays local and does not send its content to the online provider.
Reviewed commands are under development. Installed local ping checks passed one-use approval, cancellation and private-history tests without model calls. Nmap is a separate, manually operated tool and has no execution, skill or MCP route in Nulx AI. This is not an unrestricted vulnerability scanner or autonomous desktop agent. Token expiry, remote revocation, credential-storage review, and wider end-to-end action testing remain open.
Nulx AI has already been upgraded on the test installation without reinstalling the OS. Its signed public update channel and release-wide upgrade and recovery checks are not yet ready.