NEXOS
Web builder autonome avec audit qualité intégré
Un pipeline reproductible en 6 phases qui produit des sites Next.js 15 conformes à la Loi 25 — avec gates SOIC objectifs entre chaque phase et un audit Lighthouse qui passe avant la mise en ligne.
Why NEXOS exists
The problem
- Sites built on no-code platforms (Webflow, Wix) are rented, not owned — proprietary, opaque code
- Traditional agencies ship from instinct, without reproducible quality gates
- Law 25 compliance is treated as an option, bolted on after the fact when asked
- Lighthouse audits arrive at the end of the road, when fixes cost 10× more
The solution
- Next.js 15 + strict TypeScript source code delivered and deployed on your own Vercel
- 6 pipeline phases with a SOIC μ ≥ 8.0 gate between each — nothing passes without objective proof
- Law 25 compliance auto-injected and auto-fixed at build time (D4/D8 rules)
- Lighthouse + axe-core audits in the QA phase — deployment blocked if Performance < 90 or A11y < 95
What sets NEXOS apart
Six pillars that make NEXOS a reproducible web pipeline rather than a template or a hand-rolled site.
6 gated pipeline phases
ph0-Discovery → ph1-Strategy → ph2-Design → ph3-Content → ph4-Build → ph5-QA+Deploy. Each phase produces verifiable artifacts validated by a SOIC gate.
Native Law 25 compliance
Cookie opt-in banner, privacy policy, legal mentions, and PPR auto-injected and auto-fixed at build time. Not an add-on — the default.
57 specialized agents
Each phase orchestrates narrow-scope agents (6 to 24 per phase) — discovery, strategy, design, content, build, QA — instead of one generalist agent that hallucinates.
7 operational modes
create, audit, modify, content, doctor, fix, report. A client is not just an initial build — it's a site you audit, patch, and enrich over time.
Modern owned stack
Next.js 15 App Router, strict TypeScript, Tailwind, bilingual FR/EN via next-intl, Vercel deployment. No page builder, no Bootstrap, no lock-in.
Built-in quality audit
SOIC multi-dimension scoring, OSIRIS operational scanner (perf/security/resources), Lighthouse as a deployment gate. Objective score, not a designer's gut feeling.
Six phases, six gates
01 · Discovery
Need qualification, business context, technical constraints. Canonical brief with verified Law 25 coverage.
02 · Strategy
Information architecture, sitemap, pattern recommender, typology choices. NEXOS Web Patterns reference.
03 · Design
Visual system, tokens, components. Consistency checked mechanically, not by eye.
04 · Content
Bilingual FR/EN copywriting, on-page SEO, editorial structure. Linguistic parity enforced.
05 · Build
Next.js 15 + strict TypeScript + Tailwind code. Unit tests, type-check, lint. CumulativeLayoutShift gate.
06 · QA + Deploy
Lighthouse, axe-core, pa11y audits, OSIRIS scan, Law 25 compliance. Ph4↔Ph5 reconciliation active. Vercel push if joint verdict is OK.
Pipeline state (v4.4.0)
NEXOS vs. other ways to ship a site
How NEXOS compares to common alternatives across 7 critical dimensions for a site that has to perform and last.
| NEXOS | Webflow / Wix | Traditional agency | Starter kit | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Source code delivered | ||||
| Reproducible pipeline | ||||
| Automatic Law 25 | ||||
| Objective quality gates | ||||
| Modern stack (Next.js 15) | ||||
| Native FR/EN bilingual | ||||
| Lighthouse as deployment gate |
Internal stack and shipped stack
Site delivered
NEXOS pipeline
Quality & compliance
Ops & CI
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