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Your Personal
AI Command Center

Start with 10 specialized AI agents that collaborate through a governed pipeline. Expand to 150+ via compatible community libraries. Whether you're shipping software, running a business, or managing creative projects—nothing happens without your sign-off.

10 Starter Agents
150+ Community Agents
4+ LLM Providers
"Autonomy is earned, not assumed."

Every proposal is reviewed. Every action can be audited. You set the intent—agents execute. Grant more autonomy as trust builds.

Your Agents, One Dashboard

NexusCommand agents collaborating in real time

Built for People Who Ship

Not another chatbot. A governed multi-agent system that works the way you do—across any domain.

10 Starter Agents, 150+ Compatible

Start with a curated team of specialists. Import from community-maintained agent libraries covering engineering, marketing, sales, design, legal, finance, and more.

Proposal Pipeline

Agents propose improvements. Nexus reviews for quality, deduplication, and alignment. You approve or reject in-thread. Nothing ships without your sign-off.

Pluggable Architecture

8 adapter interfaces: swap LLM providers (Gemini, Claude, OpenAI, Ollama), chat platforms (Discord, Slack), ticket trackers, and more. No vendor lock-in.

Governed Autonomy

Two-stage review: Nexus gates, then humans approve. Opt-in autonomous mode for high-confidence work. Every decision logged with full rationale.

Knowledge Base

Shared knowledge with vector embeddings. Agents retrieve context dynamically and build memory over time. Your institutional knowledge, always available.

Natural Language Control

Steer agents through conversation. Reply to proposal threads with feedback. Ask complex questions and get multi-agent strategy sessions. Works where you already work.

Meet the Starter Team

10 specialized agents ready out of the box. Each has a detailed persona with domain expertise, decision-making style, and clear responsibilities. Nexus orchestrates them all.

Director

Nexus

Strategic Governance

Reviews all proposals, ensures alignment, resolves conflicts, manages priorities across the portfolio.

CISO

Security Officer

Threat modeling, vulnerability triage, compliance enforcement, and weekly security digests.

SRE

Site Reliability

SLOs, observability, incident response, performance analysis, and error budget management.

QA Manager

Quality Engineering

Test strategy, regression coverage, quality gates, and release confidence scoring.

Product

Product Manager

Roadmap alignment, feature scoping, outcome metrics, and product health signals.

UX

Experience Design

Usability, design consistency, accessibility standards, and workflow optimization.

Release

Release Engineering

CI/CD pipelines, deployment coordination, release readiness, and rollback procedures.

FinOps

Cost Optimization

Cloud spend analysis, resource efficiency, billing optimization, and budget enforcement.

AgentOps

Pipeline Optimization

Agent system health, prompt optimization, model selection, and success rate tracking.

VOC

Voice of Customer

User feedback synthesis, friction analysis, documentation improvements, and support intelligence.

Expand to 150+ Agents

The starter team covers engineering essentials, but NexusCommand isn't limited to code. NexusCommand's agent format is compatible with community-maintained libraries like Agency Agents, an independent open-source collection of 150+ persona definitions spanning marketing, sales, design, legal, finance, spatial computing, and more.

Engineering Marketing Sales Design Product Legal & Compliance Finance Support Project Management Spatial Computing Paid Media And more...
Browse Agency Agents

Agency Agents is an independent community project, not maintained by NexusCommand.

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Growth Hacking Strategist Marketing
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Compliance Officer Legal
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Brand Strategy Director Design
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Deal Management Coach Sales
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SEO Content Strategist Marketing
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Smart Contract Auditor Blockchain

How It Works

From observation to approved ticket in a governed, auditable pipeline.

1

Agents Observe

Agents continuously scan your projects, conversations, and work. They identify opportunities, risks, gaps, and optimizations across whatever you're building.

2

Proposals Created

Agents draft structured proposals with scope, acceptance criteria, risk assessment, and affected areas. Proposals are deduplicated automatically.

3

Nexus Reviews

Nexus reviews each proposal for quality, alignment with your goals, and conflict with ongoing work. Weak proposals are sent back for revision with specific feedback.

4

You Decide

Approved proposals are presented with full context. Accept, reject, or steer with natural language feedback. Toggle autonomous mode when trust is established.

Plug In What You Use

8 adapter interfaces. Swap any component without changing your workflow.

LLM Provider
Gemini, Claude, OpenAI, Ollama
Chat Platform
Discord, Slack, Console
Project Registry
File-based, API-backed
Ticket Tracker
In-memory, Database
Commit Provider
Git, GitHub, GitLab
Knowledge Source
PostgreSQL + Embeddings
Tenant Resolver
Single-tenant, Multi-tenant
Usage Sink
Console, Telemetry

Up and Running in 1 Minute

Three commands. That's it.

Terminal
# Clone and install
$ git clone https://github.com/GITHUB_REPO_PLACEHOLDER
$ cd nexus-command && npm install

# Launch
$ npm run dev:ui
# Running at http://localhost:3000
Requirements: Node.js 20+. Configure your LLM provider in the UI (Gemini free tier, Claude, OpenAI, or Ollama for fully local).

Your Agents, Your Rules

NexusCommand isn't a SaaS product with a free tier. It's genuinely open source software you own and control.

MIT Licensed

Fork it, modify it, deploy it, sell it. No strings attached, no license gotchas.

Self-Hosted

Runs on your machine or your infrastructure. Your data never leaves your environment.

Bring Your Own Keys

Pay your LLM providers directly. No markup, no middleman, no surprise invoices.

Fully Extensible

Write your own adapters, agents, and integrations. The architecture is designed for it.

NexusCommand isn't a chatbot with a personality. It's a governed multi-agent system where specialists propose, review, and refine work across any domain—and you stay in control.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is NexusCommand?
An open-source multi-agent AI platform. 10 specialized agents observe your work, propose improvements, and coordinate through a governed pipeline. Nexus acts as the director—reviewing every proposal before it reaches you. Compatible with community agent libraries for marketing, sales, design, legal, and beyond.
Is it really free?
Yes. MIT licensed, no premium tiers, no usage limits. You bring your own LLM API keys and pay providers directly. Most users spend under $1/day on API costs. Use Ollama for a fully local, zero-cost setup.
What LLM providers are supported?
Gemini (default, free tier available), Claude, OpenAI, and Ollama for fully local inference. The adapter system makes it straightforward to add new providers. You can even switch providers without changing your agent configurations.
Can I use this for non-engineering work?
Absolutely. The starter agents are engineering-focused, but the format is compatible with community libraries like Agency Agents (150+ personas across marketing, sales, design, legal, finance, and more). Or write your own—an agent is just a markdown file with a persona definition.
Where does my data go?
Nowhere you don't control. NexusCommand is self-hosted. Your data stays in your PostgreSQL instance on your machine or infrastructure. The only external calls are to your chosen LLM provider.
What's the difference between this and just using ChatGPT?
ChatGPT is a single model you talk to. NexusCommand is a team of specialized agents that talk to each other, review each other's work, and present you with vetted proposals. It's the difference between asking one person and having a cross-functional team working in the background.
Can agents act on their own?
Only if you let them. By default, every proposal requires your approval. You can toggle autonomous mode (!autonomous on) when you trust the system. Autonomy is earned, not assumed.
How do I add custom agents?
An agent is a markdown file defining a persona—name, role, responsibilities, decision-making style. Drop it in the personas/ directory or import from the community library with a couple of clicks. No code changes required.

Get More Done. Stay in Control.

NexusCommand is open source and production-grade. Used by the people who build it.