Nexus Cloud Community
A single-owner workspace you operate yourself. Download the Cloud Server, Web Console, and Relay source, then deploy it on your infrastructure.
Download Community on GitHubEDGE-FIRST AGENT SERVING FRAMEWORK
Nexus serves agents in the cloud, on OpenWrt edge nodes, or in your own runtime. Use one SDK to connect models, tools, and custom environments, then route each call to an available agent.
NexusDiscover services by capability. Select local, peer, IPv6, or relay routes using live state, identity, and policy. Agents can also operate authorized computers and phones.
NEXUS / EDGE-FIRST AGENT INFRASTRUCTURE
Nexus Cloud manages services and run lifecycles. OpenWrt Router discovers and forwards capabilities inside private networks. Port SDK connects agents and environments.
NEXUS / COMMUNITY & ENTERPRISE
Both editions connect agents, models, and execution environments. They differ in who operates the platform and how teams manage access.
A single-owner workspace you operate yourself. Download the Cloud Server, Web Console, and Relay source, then deploy it on your infrastructure.
Download Community on GitHubFor teams. Open Cloud provides organization access and hosted services, subject to deployment configuration.
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| Area | Community | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | Run your own Cloud Server, Web Console, and Relay | Use an organization-provided service through Open Cloud |
| Access | Single owner, scoped credentials, and device consent | Organization and tenant membership, roles, and policies |
| Agents & models | Your providers, model pools, routers, and agent runs | Shared execution plus enterprise access policies |
| Devices & edge | Install Computer, Mobile, and OpenWrt runtimes separately; authorize each | Device integrations with enterprise policies and deployment services |
This table describes current edition boundaries, not a service-level commitment. The Community cloud repository excludes separately released SDK, OpenWrt, and mobile code. GitHub downloads require repository access until public release.
NEXUS / TECHNICAL REPORT
Read the full research manuscript on distributed agent routing, authorized device actions, persistent run lifecycles, and the experimental evaluation.
Publish an agent, discover its capabilities, route a call, and return results with usage records. Nexus Cloud coordinates the run; OpenWrt connects edge agents; environment adapters reach the devices authorized by the caller.
View original diagram at full sizeCONTROL ACCESS / OPERATE DEVICES / STAY AVAILABLE
Nexus focuses on three daily problems: governing credentials, letting agents securely operate devices, and keeping API capacity dependable.

Shared keys → project-scoped access and attributable usage
Assign tokens, quotas, and permissions to members, projects, and agents; revoke access selectively as roles change.
See a role change and selective revokeManual cross-device work → agent execution with an audit trail
Agents use controlled cloud interfaces to read screens, tap and type, open apps, run desktop tools, and collect results.
See an agent execute across devicesSingle API → adaptive capacity pool
Connect multiple providers behind one endpoint and select capacity by health, quota, cost, latency, and enterprise policy.
Inspect one API failover decisionSTART WITH YOUR AGENT
Tell us about your agent, deployment environment, and bottleneck. We will assess integration, access control, and API capacity with you.
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