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Acknowledgments

Nexent was never the work of one person. From the first line of code to the platform it is today — deployable in minutes and forged in real production scenarios — there has always been a group of people behind it, each investing time and care at a different stage.

This file exists to remember two kinds of contribution:

  1. Code Contributors — team members who helped build Nexent's core codebase and have since moved on to new chapters;
  2. Special Thanks — partners who never pushed code, but whose real-world perspective and candid advice profoundly shaped where the platform went.

One of the meanings of open source is that every contribution gets seen, and remembered.


Code Contributors

The following former core contributors to Nexent have since left the project team to begin new chapters. We thank them for the time and care they invested at different stages of the project. Their significant contributions to the platform's development laid a strong foundation for its continued evolution.


Special Thanks

The following partners never pushed code to the repository, but their grounded, real-world feedback reshaped Nexent's product form. Great products are shaped by being used — and they were among its most demanding users.

Rui Shi · Director, Information Center, West China Hospital of Sichuan University

Our sincere thanks to Director Rui Shi for the systematic and candid advice on platform usability offered from a hospital IT decision-maker's perspective, which pushed the team out of an engineer's mindset and back to re-examining operation paths, terminology, and the learning curve.

Siyuan Zhang · Technical Director, Information Center, West China Hospital of Sichuan University

Our sincere thanks to Mr. Siyuan Zhang for the many valuable and actionable suggestions on platform usability drawn from his combined technical and domain expertise, helping Nexent strike a far better balance between raw capability and genuine ease of use.


Closing

Nexent is open sourced under the MIT License. We are equally grateful to everyone who has filed an issue, joined a discussion, or shared their hands-on experience — every piece of feedback moves this platform closer to agents for everyone.

If you have contributed to Nexent and don't see your name here, please open a PR or reach out. We would be glad to add it.