Nexart SDK + CLI are free. The Canonical Node is where certification happens: deterministic execution, canonical outputs, and verifiable audit trails. Plans: • Free — 100 certified runs/month • Pro — 5,000 runs for $6k/year • Scale — 50,000 runs for $18k/year • Enterprise — unlimited, from $50k/year Built for fintech, simulations, AI pipelines, and anything auditors will ask questions about.

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SDK, CLI, local execution: free. If you’re building systems that require certification, reproducibility, and audit-ready proofs, NexArt provides certified runs. Pricing → nexart.io/pricing

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New NexArt update 🚀 Canonical rendering now has: • Account-level quota enforcement • Explicit pricing tiers • Hardened security architecture docs • Clear protocol compliance standards If results need to be reproducible, verifiable, and auditable, this is the foundation. NexArt.io

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I just created "noino" on /nexart

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GM NexArt Protocol v1.2.0 is done and locked Code Mode SDK v1.6.0 is live UI Renderer SDK is live Node runtime (private, for now) is ready Apps built on the protocol: Creative coding • http://NexArt.xyz : no-code + code generative art, SoundArt, open minting, $NexA rewards • http://ByXcollection.xyz : independent collections where creators define their own outputs Gaming • http://Frontierra.xyz : open-world exploration proving you don’t need expensive backend infra to generate and scale massive player maps Verification / Prediction • http://Recanon.xyz : deterministic result verification, sealed and reproducible forever This is one protocol. Multiple real products. All live. Now loooking for serious builder to built with it

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https://artizen.fund/index/p/

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Screenshots lie. Deterministic proofs don’t. Recanon lets you: - turn a real-world claim into code - render it deterministically - seal the result with a hash - let anyone verify it independently Claims become artifacts. 🔗 http://recanon.xyz built with NexArt

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🎨 I just minted "nex64" by 0x72C9037dB272E9Eca8473C21fcf7d748979eF285 on /nexart, supporting artists and earning $NexA

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https://paragraph.com/@artnames/ @nexart.eth

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Update Nexart just released codemode-sdk v1.6.0, introducing licensing notice and optional builder identity scaffolding. No execution changes. No enforcement. Determinism unchanged. https://www.npmjs.com/package/@nexart/codemode-sdk?activeTab=readme

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Frontierra is now live 🌍 A generative world built with NexArt for deterministic world generation. Out first multiplayer world is live ( which is our Beta ) and can accomodate the first 100 people claiming it. Claim your land. Shape your path. Explore, discover, and make the world yours. https://frontierra.xyz/ NOT ONCHAIN - at least not yet ...

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I wanted a visual demo that isn’t art to show what the NexArt SDK actually enables. This was built in ~3 prompts: a fully deterministic 3D generated world. Because it’s deterministic, there’s no need to store large world data, just a seed + vars. The same world regenerates tomorrow, in a month, or in 10 years, bit-for-bit identical. This is less about worlds, and more about what happens when systems depend on determinism instead of storage.

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We built the NexArt SDK for one thing: deterministic systems. Not just generative art, but games, UGC, ticketing, identity, archives, campaigns, and anything that needs the same input → the same output, everywhere. See real use cases → https://usecases.nexart.io Builders welcome.

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Putting a list of potential sector for Nexart 1) Mint platforms / generative drops / marketplaces Hook: “Canonical rendering you can prove.” • Same mint renders identically across devices forever • Dispute-proof: “this is the one true output for these inputs” • Works for previews, reveals, traits, and long-term hosting 2) Games + UGC studios Hook: “Deterministic cosmetics & badges without shipping heavy assets.” • Generate cosmetics/cards/badges from seed + params • Ship tiny inputs, not large files • Easy to cache, easy to regenerate, consistent across clients 3) Ticketing / access / POAP-style products Hook: “Tickets & passes that never break and are instantly verifiable.” • Regenerate the visual from wallet/event data anytime • No “image missing” risk • Easy uniqueness: each ticket is deterministic + personal 4) Identity + reputation systems (Farcaster/Lens/etc.) Hook: “Verifiable identity cards.” • Deterministic profile art, rep badges, “proof cards” • Shareable visuals that map cleanly to public inputs (FID, address, attestations) • No storage headaches; regen on demand 5) Brands + campaigns (non-crypto) Hook: “Mass personalization at scale, zero asset ops.” • Personalized posters/recaps/receipts from user + campaign inputs • Deterministic = no “why did mine change?” support tickets • Cheap and fast to render + cache; works for share cards 6) Museums / cultural institutions / archives Hook: “Archival-grade generative works.” • Determinism + version pinning = future-proof • A work can be re-rendered from the spec decades later • “Executable reference” is the trust layer institutions want 7) Compliance-heavy orgs needing audit trails Hook: “Human-readable audit artifacts.” • Deterministic “visual receipts” for actions/events • Easy to verify later from logs (inputs) • Makes audits legible without screenshots/files that can be tampered with 8) Developer tooling companies (wallets/explorers/indexers/analytics) Hook: “Deterministic visual primitives for your UI.” • Risk cards, portfolio badges, onchain activity receipts • Consistent visuals across web/mobile/embeds • Cached by input hash; reproducible for support/debugging

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Same input. Same URL. Same output. Reload it. → determinism.nexart.io

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