Private beta for AI-native engineering teams
Nexus operating layer
Nexus remembers the context behind your company and turns product intent into reviewable software work.
Beta build for invited testers. Signed and notarized for macOS Apple Silicon.
Why teams keep it open
A memory system underneath. A software workflow on top. The agent acts from context instead of starting over.
Organizational memory
Repo maps, docs, issues, meetings, team context, and agent history become one memory layer.
Engineering workflow
Requirements become plans, owners, schedules, code actions, and review evidence.
Platform
Turn product docs into scoped issues with owners, risks, and acceptance criteria.
Scan repositories into maps people and agents can reason over.
Keep changed files, evidence, and approvals in one review path.
Find time, draft agendas, and turn decisions into follow-up work.
Capture answers, PRDs, decisions, and repo summaries as living docs.
Plan, read code evidence, propose patches, and route work back to review.
Workflow
Start in docs or issues. The Agent turns rough requirements into scoped work.
It searches relevant repos, reads code when needed, and identifies likely owners and risks.
Patch plans and diff reviews stay explicit, so AI-generated changes remain understandable.
Repo scans, docs, issue outcomes, Slack summaries, and meetings become reusable context.
Nexus is still moving quickly. Use this build with test repositories or non-confidential projects until the installer, permission model, and cloud data controls are fully hardened.
Install
Download the macOS build, connect GitHub, open a repository, and test the core loop: roadmap, issue, Agent, diff review, and documentation capture.