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Extend Nexus with official plugins

Nexus plugins are TypeScript modules that hook into the agent runtime, OpenCode or Claude Code. 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.

Claude Code is now a first-class runtime

Session Guard, Headroom Intercept, Compaction Plus, Routing Guard, and Cost Control also ship as Claude Code hooks: in Claude Code projects, nexus pull writes them and wires them into the Claude Code settings, or they come with the nexus-core Claude Code plugin. The plugin repo was renamed from nexus-oc-plugins to nexus-runtime-plugins to reflect this.

6 Free plugins
4 Alpha plugins
All plugins open-source at beta
Plugin collection repoNexus 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

v1.8.0Free

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

v2.0.0Free

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 →

nexus-headroom-intercept

v0.1.0Free

Pre-injection context compression for Nexus MCP tool outputs via the tool.execute.after hook.

  • Pre-injection MCP output compression
  • Deterministic profiles (no LLM calls)
  • Project-context-aware activation
2 hooksView details →

nexus-session-guard

v1.2.0Free

Enforces session append discipline: detects code-changing tool completions with no matching nexus_session_append and injects a reminder.

2 hooksView details →

nexus-routing-guard

v1.0.0Free

Detects model routing divergence between Nexus-configured agents and the running OpenCode instance's effective provider/model catalog.

2 hooksView details →

nexus-attribution-headers

v1.0.0Free

Injects x-nexus-session-id / x-nexus-primary-slot / x-nexus-actor-slug attribution headers on outgoing requests to the Nexus gateway provider.

1 hookView 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

v0.1.0

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

v0.1.0

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

v0.1.0

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

v0.1.0

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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