Run autonomous agent swarms. Stay in control.

Nexus is being built to coordinate swarms of AI agents that examine your plans and code in parallel, independently verify findings, and bring the results together. You set the direction and stay in control.

199 SEK per month · Early access late 2026

For solo developers and small teams.

Pricing

Nexus Early Access

199 SEK per month. Billed monthly. Cancel any time.

Includes

The Nexus desktop app for Windows with WSL, for one person
Every update released while your subscription is active
Email support from the person who builds it

Not included

Your Codex or Claude Code subscription. Nexus uses the tools you already pay for, and OpenAI or Anthropic bill that usage, not Nexus.

Early access opens late 2026. Requests are answered in the order they arrive. The price above is the early access price; it is the price we intend to charge at launch.

Who Nexus is for

Nexus is for solo developers and small teams who already pay for Codex or Claude Code and use them for real work every day.

If you run coding tasks through an AI tool today, you know the routine: ask for a plan, read it, ask for a review of the plan, paste the corrected plan back, ask for the implementation, ask for a code review, paste the findings back, ask for the fixes, then commit. Every step is a copy, a paste, and a chance to forget where you were.

Nexus does that routine for you, in a fixed order, and shows you each message before it goes out. You keep control of every step, and you keep a record of every step, without carrying text between windows by hand.

Nexus today

Nexus usage metrics showing weekly outlooks, hourly token usage, model totals, and remaining allowances for Codex and Claude — See your Codex and Claude usage, track remaining allowances, and plan around your next reset. Shown with sample data.

Nexus Plan Review gate showing the composed message and the plan from the previous step — Before each step runs, Nexus shows the exact message it is about to send. Read it, change it, then continue.

Nexus live activity feed while the Create Plan step runs — While a step runs, you watch what the tool is doing as it happens, and you can stop it.

Nexus settings with the per step configuration matrix — Choose Codex or Claude Code, the model, and the effort level for each step. Save the whole setup as a preset.

Nexus completed run with all six stages finished and the verified commit recorded — When the run finishes, Nexus shows the verified commit and confirms that all six steps are complete.

What it does

Runs a coding task through six steps in a fixed order: plan, plan review, implementation, code review, fixes, commit.
Pauses before each step and shows the full message that will be sent. You can edit it or leave it.
Lets you pick Codex or Claude Code, the model, and the effort level per step.
Runs any step in your own Codex or Claude Code window instead, then takes the result back. Useful when a subscription has usage limits.
Shows live activity while a step runs, warns when a step goes quiet, and lets you stop it.
Can run an optional check, such as your test command, after a step and pauses if it fails.
Can run all six steps without you watching, and stops at the first thing that needs a person.
Keeps a record of every step on disk inside your project: what was sent, what came back, what happened.
Never commits behind your back. Only the final step commits, and you see it.

Development so far

Nexus has been in active development since June 2026. Each entry below is a completed build step with the date it landed.

5 September 2026
Step scope advance mode
Automatically works through a task’s subtasks, then pauses for you to read the final review.
1 September 2026
The repo window
The panel that shows your branch and recent commits inside the app
1 September 2026
Steering and instrumentation chrome
The settings screen, saved presets, and per step controls
27 August 2026
The task reference picker
Pick the next task straight from your project's plan
27 August 2026
Source layout: vocabulary folders and composition roots
An internal reorganisation of the code
26 August 2026
Failure semantics: stalled, interrupt, the verify gate, notifications
What happens when a step fails, stalls, or its check does not pass
26 August 2026
Free entry: the stage line as navigation
Start or restart from any step
25 August 2026
Headless Claude and the config selector
Claude Code runs steps; per step tool and model choice
25 August 2026
First real Codex stage
Codex runs a step for real, with the live activity view
25 August 2026
Stage line reentry
Go back to an earlier step and rerun from there
25 August 2026
The project data root; persistence, recovery, resume
Every run is saved on disk and can be resumed
25 August 2026
Run lifecycle: clean start, finish, abort
Clean start, finish, and abort
25 August 2026
Context injection: the run contract and the working tree
Each message carries the task and the current state of your files
23 August 2026
The shell owned engine
The app starts and stops its own background service
23 August 2026
The composer only relay gate and the delivery chord
One keyboard shortcut sends a step to your own tool window
13 July 2026
The manual relay
Run a step in your own window and paste the result back
25 June 2026
A fake loop through real gates
The six step flow working end to end with a stand in tool
12 June 2026
Walking skeleton: shell, engine daemon, protocol
The window, the background service, and the connection between them

Who collects this. Jacob Ewaldsson, Lund, Sweden, jacob.ewaldsson@gmail.com.

Why. To tell you when Nexus early access opens and to answer your request.

Where it is stored. Submissions are stored by Formspree.

How long. Until early access has launched and you have been contacted, or until you ask us to delete it.

Your choices. Email jacob.ewaldsson@gmail.com to see, change, or delete what you submitted.