Use cases

Help each visitor find themselves on the page: by role, by team or by industry, with a concrete job the product does for them.

5 variants 01Role tabs 02Industry cards 03Image overlay cards 04Arrow list 05Sticky split

01Role tabsOne tab per team, each with its own outcome and proof

#v1

Built for every team that ships

Clear the backlog of small tickets

Hand off bug fixes, dependency bumps and test gaps. Engineers review instead of retyping.

  • Agents open PRs with tests
  • Reviews in your normal GitHub flow

38% fewer tickets older than 30 days

Agent working through a ticket in the editor

02Industry cardsSix industries with an icon and a one-line job

#v2

Trusted in regulated and fast-moving industries

All industries

03Image overlay cardsTall visual cards with text over a gradient

#v3

What teams hand to Nexus first

04Arrow listBig rows that read like a menu of jobs

#v4

Pick a job, we'll show you how

Each guide has a sample repo, a prompt and a video under five minutes.

  1. 01Migrate JavaScript to TypeScriptFile by file, with types inferred from usage.
  2. 02Add API rate limitingMiddleware, config and load tests in one PR.
  3. 03Remove a feature flag everywhereDead branches deleted, tests updated.
  4. 04Write onboarding docs from codeArchitecture notes generated and kept in sync.

05Sticky splitHeading pinned left while use case cards scroll

#v5
Use cases

One agent, many jobs

Most teams start with one workflow and add three more within a month.

Talk to an engineer

  • Incident follow-ups

    After a postmortem, Nexus files and fixes the action items so they don't rot in a doc.

    91% of action items closed

  • Design system rollout

    Swap legacy components for new ones across every app, screen by screen.

    1,400 components replaced

  • Docs that stay true

    When an API changes, the docs PR opens next to the code PR.

    0 stale endpoints in the reference

  • Performance budgets

    Regressions flagged in CI come back with a fix attached.

    -24% p95 page load