Nexting

A wearable agent dispatcher for your own AI agents.
Talk to your Claude Code, OpenClaw, or Codex anywhere, anytime — wear it, speak, dispatch. No phone, no app.

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You already have powerful agents — Claude Code, OpenClaw, Codex. They're locked to your desk. Nexting is the channel between you and them: a terminal you wear, so you can reach your own agent without pulling out your phone or opening an app. Tap it, say one sentence, and the task is dispatched to your own agent. It runs in the background and the result comes back when it's done.

Dispatch, not chat — press, speak, move on.

Nexting comes in two form factors, one capability. The PIN ($129, shipping now) pins to your collar — the one you can get today. The Ring — our flagship, in private beta — makes "raise your hand and dispatch an agent" as invisible as a ring on your finger. Same capabilities, two shapes. Your whole agent team, always on you.

You speak → Nexting PIN (BLE) → iPhone App (STT) → Cloud → your own agent
                                                          (Claude Code / OpenClaw / Codex)
                                                               ↓
 Result pushed back ← iPhone App ← ── ── agent runs it in the background

3 seconds to dispatch a task — vs. ~30s pulling out your phone, unlocking, and typing.

What Makes Nexting Different

How It Compares

Other AI wearables lock you into their own proprietary assistant. Nexting is the only one that mobilizes the real agent tools you already use.

Not another voice assistant — the pocket control surface for your agent team.

Quick Start — OpenClaw Plugin

Nexting is the first hardware product built for OpenClaw. Install the plugin, link your account, and your device dispatches tasks to your own AI agent.

The npm package and CLI commands use the internal codename pinclaw — that's by design, not a leftover.

1. Install

openclaw plugins install pinclaw --dangerously-force-unsafe-install

2. Login

openclaw pinclaw login

Enter your pinclaw.ai email and password. The relay is configured and the gateway restarts automatically. You'll see Relay connected! when it's done.

3. Connect the app

Open the Nexting iOS app, sign in with the same account — done.

Verify

/pinclaw status

See the full plugin documentation in plugin/README.md for configuration, API endpoints, server tools, and architecture details.

Bring Your Own Agent

Nexting is a terminal, not a model. Connect the agent you already run:

Buy the hardware once. Dispatch to whichever agent is yours.

MyHermes / Local AI Setup

Point Nexting at any OpenAI-compatible local AI with the nexting-bridge CLI:

# install the bridge
npm install -g nexting-bridge

# link your Nexting account
nexting-bridge login

# point it at your local AI and start
nexting-bridge start --endpoint http://localhost:8642 --model hermes-agent

Hardware

Purpose-built for voice-first interaction. No screen — by design.

The hardware-opensource/ directory is a complete open-hardware Co-Builder Edition: firmware source, 3D-printable enclosure files, and a schematic PDF — everything you need to build a Nexting PIN yourself. Flash the UF2 binary via drag-and-drop — no programmer needed.

iPhone Integration

Your phone isn't just a pipe — it's the bridge between you and your AI. The Nexting app registers native iOS capabilities as skills your agent can call:

• Calendar — Read and create events
• Reminders — Manage tasks and to-do lists
• Contacts — Look up people
• Health — Access HealthKit data
• HomeKit — Control smart home devices
• Location — Context-aware responses
• Timer — Set and manage timers

Say "schedule a meeting tomorrow at 3pm" — the agent calls your iPhone's calendar directly.

All data stays on your iPhone. You control every permission.

Repository Structure

nexting/
├── hardware-opensource/       # Open-source DIY Co-Builder Kit
│   ├── firmware/              #   Zephyr firmware (source + UF2 binary)
│   ├── enclosure/             #   3D printing files (STL + OpenSCAD)
│   └── docs/                  #   Schematic PDF
├── plugin/                    # OpenClaw channel plugin (npm package)
└── public/                    # Product assets

The codename pinclaw persists in package names, file paths, and identifiers — it's the permanent internal handle. Nexting is the brand. Both coexisting is intentional.

Privacy

• BYOA modes (Claude Code, Codex, MyOpenClaw) are end-to-end encrypted by default — Nexting relays ciphertext, not readable session content
• Raw audio is discarded immediately after transcription — never stored
• Voice streams over encrypted WebSocket (WSS)
• Self-hosted modes keep all data on your own infrastructure
• No always-on listening — recording only while the button is held
• We never train on your data, never sell it, never share it — and you can delete it anytime

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Contributing

Nexting's core is open source (MIT) — hardware, firmware, cloud relay, and the OpenClaw plugin. Fork, build, and open a PR.

Join our Discord to discuss ideas.

License

MIT

Tap. Speak. Dispatch.
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