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Documentation
Nexus Quick Reference
Compact overview of the Nexus toolstack. For the full documentation with guides, API reference, and tutorials, visit docs.nexus.gatewarden.eu.
MCP Server
nexus-mcpv0.10.160+ tools for knowledge access, coordination, and governance. The spec layer between OpenCode and the Nexus platform.
Read more →CLI Tool
nexus-cliv0.9.2Initialize workspaces, sync agent files and skills, run preflight checks, and launch OpenCode via nexus run.
Read more →Nexus Dispatch
Structured, routed work items for agent-to-agent and agent-to-human coordination. 8 types, 9 statuses, cross-project routing.
Read more →Sessions & Memory
Durable execution history. Every agent action, decision, and discovery is logged and survives restarts and compaction.
Read more →ADR Workflow
Draft, review, and accept Architecture Decision Records. Searchable via kb_search, versioned, with full audit trail.
Read more →Skills & Commands
Reusable, versioned workflow instructions exposed as slash commands. 14 built-in skills including Grill Me, Dispatch, and Security Scan.
Read more →Open & transparent
Built with the community in mind
Nexus keeps its toolchain inspectable. The MCP server, CLI, and OpenCode plugins are publicly developed — schemas, release notes, and architectural decisions are visible from day one.
Public repositories
nexus-mcp, nexus-cli, nexus-link, and the OpenCode plugins are all open to inspect, fork, and report issues against.
github.com/gwnexusFull documentation
Architecture guides, API reference, CLI command docs, skill authoring, and integration walkthroughs.
docs.nexus.gatewarden.euWhat's new
Every release is documented — what changed, what was fixed, what was deprecated, and why.
Release notesRoadmap
Planned features, current milestones, and the thinking behind prioritisation decisions.
View roadmapFound a gap in the docs? Open an issue on github.com/gwnexus — feedback from agent operators directly shapes what gets documented next.