What’s new in Nexus.
A public-facing log of meaningful product progress across Nexus. We keep this focused on user-visible outcomes, operational improvements, and platform capabilities people can actually understand and evaluate.
Latest Build
Jun 11, 2026
The most recent build date reflected in the public updates feed.
Visible Updates
44
Curated product updates currently available for public review.
Latest Build
Jun 11, 2026
Derived automatically from the latest repository commit included in this build.
Shipping Cadence
Weekly
Nexus is being shaped through steady private-beta iteration, not infrequent large drops.
Commit Activity
278
Commits from the last 30 days that touched apps/client or apps/server, excluding docs-only changes, are summarized here as a public trust signal.
Changelog Entries
44
44 curated platform updates are currently visible in the public What's New feed.
First Release
In Progress
Nexus is still in private beta and has not had its first formal release yet.
Recent platform changes grouped by what actually changed.
Instead of one long mixed list, the public feed is grouped by theme so people can review product progress by category. Each lane scrolls horizontally like a lightweight slider using the same card system as the rest of the landing app.
Core updates
14 public updates in this category.
Provider-Synced AI Access & Smarter Model Authorization
Nexus now does a better job matching available models to the authentication and providers actually connected to your account. This reduces failed handoffs, improves model selection reliability, and makes agent execution more consistent across managed and personal AI providers.
Relationship Memory & Personalization Diagnostics
Nexus now carries forward relationship state and remembered user signals so responses feel more continuous and personally aware across conversations. Chat diagnostics also gained a redacted Relationship Memory view so operators can inspect what Nexus thinks it knows without exposing raw personal memory values.
Structured Memory Contract & Write-Path Classification
Memory now follows a formal contract across personal facts, company facts, working memory, and experience patterns. The write path classifies each stored memory item with first-class memory class, namespace, and sensitivity fields so prompt assembly and diagnostics can rely on explicit structure instead of loose heuristics.
Workflow Compiler & Runtime Services
New workflow compilation and runtime execution services enable complex automation workflows. Workflow definitions are now compiled to executable state machines with full runtime introspection and history tracking.
Platform Restructure & Team RBAC
Repository restructured into a clean monorepo layout. Authentik-based team management and role-based access control are now live. AI agents now receive full identity context (role, company goals, constraints) for personalized responses.
RAG Knowledge Base & Kimi K2.5
Vector tables for thoughts and documents are now live, powering semantic search across your workspace for more contextually accurate AI responses. Kimi K2.5 via OpenRouter has been added as an available model.
Onboarding Persona Generation
Onboarding now generates your personal AI agent persona and creates OpenClaw workspace identity files (USER.md, IDENTITY.md) for persistent context. Authentik user profile and company group data sync bidirectionally for consistent identity across the platform.
Multi-Agent Intent Routing
Chat messages are now dynamically routed to the right specialist agent (Alex, Jordan, etc.) based on intent. Each agent's identity, color, and icon display live in the UI without requiring a page refresh.
BYOK AI Gateway
Bring Your Own Key is now live. Connect your OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, or OpenRouter keys to use your own model quota. A platform credit system handles usage for users without their own keys.
OpenClaw Control Plane
New settings UI for managing OpenClaw agents, plugins, and global model selection. Identity sync and control plane health endpoints added. The server has been fully migrated to TypeScript for improved reliability.
Multimodal Vision & Agent Runtime
Image paste is now supported in chat for visual queries and analysis. The OpenClaw runtime adapter introduces isolated, session-level agent execution with conversation-scoped context for cleaner multi-turn interactions.
Monorepo Architecture & Chat Persistence
The platform has been restructured into a proper monorepo. Chat conversations and messages now persist to the database with full history. Retrieval Augmented Generation with semantic search was introduced as the foundation for knowledge-grounded responses.
Identity Priming Hooks
New 'Primer' hooks automatically inject your role, company goals, and strategic constraints into every spawned agent.
AI Streaming & Runtime Reliability
Fixed a critical chat streaming hang: added explicit stream termination, a 60s safety timeout, and deduplication of save/completion events.
Reliability updates
8 public updates in this category.
OpenClaw Runtime Reliability & Failure Isolation
Nexus now handles runtime orchestration more defensively, with better SSE parsing, improved error handling, metadata support, and circuit-breaker protection around provider failures. The result is more stable agent execution and fewer hard-to-diagnose breakdowns when runtime dependencies misbehave.
OAuth Session Recovery & Token Refresh Hardening
OAuth handling was tightened with better session continuity, improved refresh behavior, and more reliable provider connection recovery. This reduces disconnect churn and makes connected services more dependable over longer-running sessions.
Provider Auth Verification & Connection Reliability
Provider connection handling was tightened with better auth-status verification and more reliable runtime key injection. This reduces connection drift and makes model and tool access more dependable when Nexus hands work off to the runtime.
Integration Verification & Provider Reliability
Connected integrations can now be smoke-tested from the marketplace with live credential checks against supported provider APIs. Gemini OAuth and OpenClaw runtime handling were also tightened to reduce auth drift, duplicate tool noise, and token-expiry failures during provider failover.
AI Usage Monitoring & Credit Alerts
Platform-level AI usage is now tracked per user and company, with credit limit notifications before you approach your quota. RAG is now active on all chat requests for richer, grounded responses.
Redis Host Resolution & Healthcheck Separation
Fixed Redis host-resolution fallback and split liveness/readiness endpoints to prevent orchestrator-driven rollbacks; rate limiter now excludes health endpoints.
Infrastructure Hardening
Added system-wide rate limiting and host-level monitoring to ensure platform stability for Enterprise tenants.
Stabilization: Profile Normalization
Concentrated fixes and tests around profile normalization, nested envelope extraction, and Authentik profile sync safety.
UX updates
8 public updates in this category.
Fresh Conversation Flow for New Chats
Starting a new chat is now more intentional and reliable, with improved routing for fresh conversations and cleaner message-loading behavior. This makes it easier to begin a new thread without old context bleeding into the experience.
Expanded Dashboard Widgets & Workspace Signals
The dashboard experience gained stronger widget coverage for email, quick actions, notifications, alerts, and next-best-action workflows, giving operators a more useful command surface for daily work.
Faster Chat Startup & First-Response Guardrails
Chat startup now fails open faster instead of waiting through slow context hydration. Business profile, second-brain context, RAG, and knowledge-context loading are all bounded so the first assistant response is not held hostage by one slow dependency.
Live Chat Status Updates & Better Failure Handling
The client now shows meaningful chat startup states like connecting, preparing context, retrying connection, and running slower than usual before the first token arrives. If a stream fails, Nexus leaves a readable in-chat failure outcome instead of silently collapsing into a transient error state.
Conversation Overview & Summary in Chat
Chat gained stronger conversation overview and summary support so people can inspect the shape of an exchange more quickly, keep context straight, and re-enter longer conversations without reconstructing everything manually.
Enhanced Documentation Portal
Refactored help center navigation and added a new dedicated documentation page in the landing app. Seamless integration with internal docs, quick-start guides, and platform tutorials.
Live Tool Activity in Chat
AI tool usage (web search, code execution, data lookups) now surfaces in real-time within the chat stream so you can see exactly what Nexus is doing. OAuth connections can also now be completed directly from the integrations UI without leaving the platform.
Chat UX & Sidebar Defaults
Cleaned up the pre-chat empty state, aligned sidebar defaults for desktop/mobile, and persisted user layout preferences.
Security updates
2 public updates in this category.
Secure Chat Attachments & Safer File Access
Attachments shared in chat now use signed access tokens and stronger validation, making previews and file retrieval safer without adding friction for end users. This improves trust around file handling inside Nexus conversations and reduces the chance of accidental exposure through direct storage paths.
Multi-Agent Sandboxing
Deployed the production openclawRuntimeAdapter, allowing Nexus to spawn isolated sub-agents for secure task execution.
Trust updates
1 public update in this category.
AI Transparency Center & Explainability Signals
The landing experience now includes a dedicated AI Transparency page, while the product itself exposes clearer reasoning and insight signals inside Nexus so people can better understand how recommendations and AI-driven outputs are being shaped.
Integration updates
7 public updates in this category.
Slack & PayPal OAuth Connections
Slack and PayPal can now be connected through OAuth, expanding the integration surface for communications workflows and payment or analytics-related operating context directly inside Nexus.
Faster Inbox Fetching & Smarter Account Labeling
Email retrieval now trims candidate sets earlier and caches account labeling data so inbox operations feel faster and less noisy, especially when multiple connected accounts are in play.
GitHub Integration & Git Tools
Nexus can now commit, push, and create pull requests on your behalf via the GitHub integration. Real git sync mode with full history access is implemented, replacing the previous archive-only snapshot.
Provider-Aware Email Delivery
Email delivery now routes through the correct provider (Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace) based on your connected account. GitHub repository metadata fetching and branch listing tools also added.
Unified Google OAuth & Integration Marketplace
A single Google OAuth flow now covers Gemini AI, Google Workspace, and OpenClaw in one connection. LinkedIn, Shopify, QuickBooks, Jira, GitHub, Notion, and Google Analytics have been added to the integration marketplace with full capability listings.
Universal Inbox 2.0
Deep integration for Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace is now live. Context-aware email triage is now a standard platform skill.
Email/Integration Intent Detection
Hardened intent detection for email integrations (Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, IMAP/OAuth) to reduce orchestration misrouting.
Platform updates
3 public updates in this category.
Unified OpenClaw Workspace Migration
OpenClaw workspace roots are now normalized under a single structure with migration support, reducing path drift and making hosted runtime and workspace operations more predictable as environments evolve.
Unified Contacts Management
New contacts API with full CRUD operations, identity linking, and activity tracking. Duplicate detection and merge functionality helps maintain a clean, unified contact database across your workspace.
Installer-Controlled Managed Subdomains
New installs now reserve a managed canonical hostname in the form of <slug>.nexus.marcoby.com. The installer only asks for the slug while the control plane mints and validates the full FQDN server-side.
Ops updates
1 public update in this category.
Pulse Backoffice Nexus Operations
Backoffice now has a dedicated Nexus Operations module for waitlist review, server tracking, and Marcoby IAM entitlement activation. Nexus server registrations can sync into the Pulse control plane.