Nexus is the orchestration platform built on the Model Context Protocol. Build workflows and agents conversationally, on a visual canvas, or both — with AI, humans, and code on the same graph.
A few hundred connectors, written by hand. Each one a moving target — auth flows that change, fields that drift, breaking releases on someone else's schedule.
connectors that the incumbents maintain by hand — each one a perpetual patching job for an engineering team that could be building product.
Add an MCP server. Nexus calls tools/list and the tools appear on the canvas — with input schemas, output schemas, and auto-generated config forms. The vendor maintains the server. You don't.
Each one is its own page. Click through for the deep dive — the diagrams, the trade-offs, the production examples.
16 node types across triggers, actions, flow control, forms, and code. Drag to compose. Versioned, replayable, audited.
platform/canvas →Every published workflow exposes a typed interface. Any other workflow can call it as a single node. Sales calls onboarding calls provisioning.
platform/a2a →Confluence, SharePoint, Drive, Notion, Postgres, Snowflake, S3, web crawl. Scheduled re-ingest. Source ACLs preserved end-to-end.
platform/knowledge →Press publish. Your workflow appears in the tool registry — discoverable by other workflows, by your in-house agents, and by any MCP-aware client.
platform/publishing →Forms are nodes, not pop-ups. Drag upstream fields onto a form. Each button you draw becomes its own outgoing edge. Route to roles, emails, or data fields.
platform/forms →SSE-based live updates. Step-by-step execution log. Replay from any node. Compare two runs side-by-side. Audit trail for every state change.
platform/monitoring →From multi-tier supply chain coordination to insurance claims reconciliation to KYC investigations — workflows that span half a dozen systems, take days off cycle times, and free people from work nobody wanted to do.
Schedule a 30-minute walkthrough with the team that built Nexus. We'll wire up one of your MCP servers live and run a workflow end-to-end.