Platform/Two ways to build

Talk it out, or draw it out.

Some workflows are easier to describe. Some are easier to draw. Nexus supports both — and they produce the same versioned, replayable graph.

Two surfaces, one graph

Conversational + visual.

Mode 01 · Conversational

Describe the workflow.

Type or speak what you want to happen. The authoring agent translates intent into a real graph — typed nodes, real edges, your tenant's connectors — with the diff visible before you accept.

YOU
When a customer signs up, run KYC, score risk, and send to a manager if score > 0.7.
NEXUS
Drafted: webhook → KYC tool → LLM risk → branch. Manager approval form on the high-risk edge. Open the canvas?
YOU
Use the underwriting team's MCP server for KYC.
NEXUS
Swapped. Pinned to v3.2. Diff in the canvas — accept?
  • Best for first drafts & sketching new flows
  • Same authoring agent runs in chat or inside the canvas
  • Every change is a typed graph mutation, not a free-text edit
Mode 02 · Visual

Draw the workflow.

Drag nodes from the palette. Drop them on the canvas. Connect edges. Inspect any node's typed inputs and outputs in the side panel. The same authoring agent is one keystroke away if you want it.

webhook
KYC tool
risk score
branch
approval form
provision
  • Best for refining, branching, and complex composition
  • 16 node types across 4 categories
  • Drop any published workflow in as a single typed node
Same output

Both modes produce the same graph.

Switch mid-flight. Sketch in chat, refine on the canvas. Edit a node visually, ask the agent to "add a slack notification" via chat. Every change is a typed mutation on a single, versioned graph.

Pick your mode

Author live in 30 minutes.

We'll author one of your real workflows together — chat-first or canvas-first, your call. Same graph either way.