How it works
Three or four steps from signup to value. Lowers the perceived effort of getting started.
Up and running before your coffee cools
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Connect your repo
Install the GitHub or GitLab app and pick the repositories Nexus can read.
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Let it index
Nexus maps your code, history and docs. Most repos finish in under five minutes.
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Assign the first ticket
Tag @nexus on an issue and watch a pull request show up for review.
Your first hour with Nexus
A real onboarding, minute by minute.
Sign in with SSO
Okta, Google or GitHub. Your team is invited from your directory.
Repos connected
Pick repos and set which branches agents may push to.
Index complete
Ask your first question: "Where do we validate webhooks?"
First agent run
A flaky test fix lands as a pull request with logs attached.
Merged
Reviewed, approved and deployed by your existing pipeline.
Three steps to your first AI pull request
Read the quickstart-
Step 1
Connect
Choose repos and permissions. Read-only to start, if you prefer.
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Step 2
Describe
Write the task like you would in Slack. Link a ticket for extra context.
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Step 3
Review
Read the diff, ask questions inline and merge when you are happy.
Automate it from the API
# install npm install @nexus/sdk # authenticate once export NEXUS_API_KEY=nx_live_••••••••
import { Nexus } from '@nexus/sdk' const nx = new Nexus() const task = await nx.tasks.create({ repo: 'acme/web', prompt: 'Add dark mode to the settings page', checks: ['pnpm test', 'pnpm lint'], })
app.post('/webhooks/nexus', (req, res) => { const { event, pr } = req.body if (event === 'task.completed') { slack.post(`Ready for review: ${pr.url}`) } res.sendStatus(200) })
Set up in four steps, about ten minutes
No migration project. Nexus sits next to your existing tools and you can stop at any step.
Start setup- Create your workspace1 min
- Connect GitHub2 min
- 3Invite your team3 min · import from Slack or OktaInvite
- 4Run your first agent4 min