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Extend Nexus with official plugins

Nexus plugins are TypeScript modules that hook into the OpenCode runtime. They add platform-aware behavior to your agentic workflows — from cost tracking to CI/CD integration. Distributed as source via nexus pull — no npm install required.

2 Free plugins

4 Alpha plugins

All plugins open-source at beta

Plugin collection repo Nexus CLI (nexusctl)

Free Plugins

Included

Core plugins ship with every Nexus workspace. They activate automatically after nexus pull and require zero configuration.

nexus-compaction-plus

Preserves Nexus session context across OpenCode compaction events and records each compaction as an auditable session entry.

Session context preserved across compaction
Audit trail of every context reset
Zero config — auto-activated via nexus pull

2 hooksView details →

nexus-cost-control

Token usage and cost tracking for Nexus sessions using native OpenCode message data. Zero external dependencies.

Per-session token & cost tracking
Auto-snapshot to session timeline
Per-model breakdown (input/output/cache)

1 hook2 toolsView details →

Alpha Plugins

Early Access

In active development. Early adopters get priority access at a reduced price. Source code published when the plugin reaches beta. Available on Pro and Enterprise plans.

nexus-vault-shield

Classification-driven encryption for documents and project artifacts based on customer/project confidentiality levels.

Encryption policy per confidentiality level
AWS KMS / GCP Cloud KMS / HashiCorp Vault
Automatic watermarking on PDF exports
Audit log for every decrypt operation

2 hooks1 toolView details →

nexus-knowledge-graph

Transforms uploaded documents into a searchable knowledge graph with entity and relationship extraction.

PDF / Markdown / DOCX extraction pipeline
Entity + relationship extraction (AWS Textract)
PostgreSQL-native graph schema (part of Nexus DB)
MCP tools for agent graph traversal

1 hook2 toolsView details →

nexus-llm-bridge

Connect your own vLLM/LLM inference stack and auto-configure it as a dedicated provider in OpenCode workspaces.

Auto-discovery of vLLM / LiteLLM endpoints
Health monitoring + failover to cloud
Auto-write to opencode.json providers block
Per-project model assignment via UI

1 hook2 toolsView details →

nexus-ci-bridge

CI/CD pipeline integration — validates PRs against ADRs, generates review comments, and reports results to Nexus sessions.

PR validation against ADRs + directives
Auto-generated architectural review comments
GitHub Actions / GitLab CI integration
Pipeline results → Nexus session entries

2 hooks2 toolsView details →

How Plugins Work

1

Pull

Run nexus pull in your project. The CLI downloads plugin source files into .opencode/plugins/.

2

Load

OpenCode auto-discovers plugins on startup. Each plugin registers hooks, tools, and metadata — no config needed.

3

Execute

Hooks fire on runtime events (compaction, idle, etc.). Tools become available to agents. Everything is auditable via Nexus sessions.

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