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The Nexus product layer
Three capabilities.
One accountable execution core.
Nexus brings business workflows, trust context, and human execution routing together under explicit permissions, durable records, and reviewable outcomes. The catalog below is loaded from the running service, not hard-coded into the browser.
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How the engine connects
From trusted intent to verified outcome.
Nexus is an execution layer, not just a directory of people or a chatbot. It gives software a controlled way to request work, apply trust and permission checks, route execution, collect evidence and record the result.
01 / TRUSTIdentity, authority and policy context
02 / MATCHHard constraints before ranking
03 / EXECUTEAuthorized human or software action
04 / EVIDENCETraceable records and provenance
05 / VERIFYReview against defined requirements
06 / OUTCOMEAuditable status and next action
Product catalog
What Nexus can support today
Foundation status means underlying API primitives exist; it does not mean every end-user automation, external integration, or commercial workflow is turnkey. Product cards are loaded from the running service.
Permission-first execution
Requests should be constrained by identity, organization scope, explicit permissions and policy before work proceeds.
Evidence with provenance
Execution records should make it possible to review what was submitted, when it happened and which system recorded it.
Humans and agents
The execution model is designed to support authorized people, businesses and software agents without assuming every task is fully autonomous.
Business Autopilot · starter automations
Install a predefined workflow
Authenticate with an existing Nexus bearer token. The token is held only in this page's memory and cleared when leaving the page. Installing a template creates an organization-scoped workflow; a running workflow worker is required to process its queued runs.
Token is not stored in browser storage.
Connect to Nexus
Load the available workflow templates using an authorized operator or administrator token.
Developer onboarding · sandbox first
Create credentials and test safely
These controls use the authenticated API. API keys and sandbox client secrets are shown once in this page and are not stored in browser storage. Keep them private; revoke any credential that is exposed.
Developer API key
Creates an organization-scoped API key with only the selected permissions. Administrator access is required.
Sandbox integration
Creates a sandbox-only integration credential and runs a deterministic matching simulation. This simulation has no production side effects.
Simulation result will appear here.
Authenticate above with an administrator token to create credentials.
Commercial status: this release does not activate subscriptions, paid plans, or production checkout. Production billing requires a configured payment provider, verified webhook handling, price IDs, tax/refund policy, and reconciliation. Nexus task-payment functionality is separate from SaaS subscription billing.
Build with the execution layer
Use the real API contract.
Inspect authentication, organization boundaries, workflow routes, and supported actions before connecting production systems.