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-**Nerve is a tool that creates stateful agents with any LLM — without writing a single line of code.** Agents created with Nerve are capable of both planning _and_ enacting step-by-step whatever actions are required to complete a user-defined task. This is done by dynamically updating the system prompt with new information gathered through the agent's previous actions, making the agent stateful across multiple inferences.
+**Nerve is a tool that creates stateful agents with any LLM — without writing a single line of code.** Agents created with Nerve are capable of both planning _and_ enacting step-by-step whatever actions are required to complete a user-defined task. This is done by dynamically updating the system prompt with new information gathered during previous actions, making the agent stateful across multiple inferences.
 - **Automated Problem Solving:** Nerve provides a standard library of actions the agent uses autonomously to inform and enhance its performance. These include identifying specific goals required to complete the task, devising and revising a plan to achieve those goals, and creating and recalling memories comprised of pertinent information gleaned during previous actions.
 - **User-Defined Agents:** Agents are defined using a standard YAML template. _The sky is the limit!_ You can define an agent for any task you desire — check out the existing examples for inspiration: a [two-person chatroom](examples/weird_chat/task.yml), an [SSH agent that completes tasks using bash](examples/ssh_agent/task.yml), a [fuzzer](examples/fuzzer/task.yml), and a [web vulnerability scanner](examples/web_vulnerability_scanner/task.yml).
 - **Works with any LLM:** Nerve is an LLM-agnostic tool. Currently, it features integrations for any model accessible via the [ollama](https://github.com/ollama/ollama) or [OpenAI](https://openai.com/index/openai-api/) APIs.