nagi lets musicians build working audio plugins without starting from code. Minimal Instruments made the desktop app for macOS, Windows, and Linux, with native VST3 and CLAP output, live auditioning, and node-based patch design packed into one workspace.
Inside the editor, users can connect synth, filter, dynamics, and effect blocks, then save graphs as JSON for Git-friendly version tracking. Deeper DSP work can move into Faust through main.dsp, backed by its full standard library, inline error checks, and project settings stored in build-config.json.
Elsewhere, the GUI builder handles knobs, meters, keyboards, envelopes, skins, and preset browsers. An offline AI helper can draft DSP code or interface layouts without sending projects online. Files stay local, building needs no account, and the base app costs nothing. nagi Pro is free during beta, then expires, with a $99 one-time license planned afterward for as many as three computers.
Inside the editor, users can connect synth, filter, dynamics, and effect blocks, then save graphs as JSON for Git-friendly version tracking. Deeper DSP work can move into Faust through main.dsp, backed by its full standard library, inline error checks, and project settings stored in build-config.json.
Elsewhere, the GUI builder handles knobs, meters, keyboards, envelopes, skins, and preset browsers. An offline AI helper can draft DSP code or interface layouts without sending projects online. Files stay local, building needs no account, and the base app costs nothing. nagi Pro is free during beta, then expires, with a $99 one-time license planned afterward for as many as three computers.
