Run go-to-market as an operating system.
Specialist AI agents you direct from Slack: strategy, search and AI visibility, content, paid, social, lead intelligence and operations. Built for agencies. Adopted by GTM teams.
One Nexus for the whole agency. Every client is a model, every channel is pinned, every deliverable is branded to its owner.
Nexus sits in your Slack, reads your CRM, ads, analytics and CMS, and turns strategy into published content, optimized campaigns and pipeline.
The site rearranges around your answers. They stay in this browser.
Not another tool. The layer that runs the tools.
You give direction in Slack; specialist agents plan, produce and publish, grounded in a model of each client and connected to the systems you already run.
Deliverables, not answers
Branded documents, live dashboards, and content published to the CMS with verified links, filed where it can be found again.
Every agent reads the client model first
Go-to-market, brand voice, ICP, keyword universe and memory are kept state, not a prompt someone pasted once.
Nothing ships without a green light
Every write to a CMS, CRM or ad account is previewed and approved first, with a rollback path and an audit event.
Direct it like a teammate. Get back finished work.
Say it in Slack
@Nexus build the Q4 content calendar in the client channel. The channel already knows which client.
Nexus dispatches
It routes to the specialist agent, loads the strategy and connectors, and does the work while you watch.
You approve what ships
A preview, a count and a sample. Say yes, even hours later, and it ships exactly as previewed.
It compounds
The deliverable lands in Drive, the CMS or the CRM; the facts land in the client model for next month.
Checkable, not claimed.
Nexus is in early access, so there are no case studies here and none will be invented. The numbers come from the same model this site renders from, and every change is dated.
An assessment, an estimate and a configuration can be saved server-side and shared by link; the score is recomputed from the answers, never taken from the browser.
Sending an evaluation emails a single-use link. Only after the click does Nexus open a prospect from the evaluation, start positioning research, and stage a CRM record for a human to approve.
Three POSTs complete an evaluation without a browser: /api/assess, /api/estimate and /api/handoff run the same rule functions the pages run. Free text on the home resolves to the model by a synonym table, with no language model in the loop.
See what Nexus would run for your team.
A two-minute evaluation: what you want to change, what you run on, and the agents, connectors and cost band that fit. It stays in your browser until you send it.
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