External sources
Nexus keeps a list of credible outside sources each client can cite (research, industry associations, trade press, government data), rated by authority and freshness. Articles cite from that list; competitors are never cited.
What it does
Nexus keeps a list of credible outside sources each client can cite (research, industry associations, trade press, government data), rated by authority and freshness. Articles cite from that list; competitors are never cited.
Set it up
- "Research external sources for them." Runs in the background and posts the result to the thread.
- Add one you trust: "Add this source: https://www.example.org/report."
Check and curate
- "How healthy is the external link inventory?"
- Block or prefer one: "Blacklist example.net as a source." or "Mark example.org as trusted."
- Open the link inventory to see which pieces cite each source.
Troubleshooting
- Research found sources but kept few. Most results were company sites, which are never cited. The result says why each was dropped.
- Citations look made up. Live search may be down: "Check the content link search."
Prompts
- "Research external sources for them."
- "Add this source: https://www.example.org/report."
- "How healthy is the external link inventory?"
- "Blacklist example.net as a source."
- "Mark example.org as trusted."
- "Check the content link search."
Machine twins: /help/external-links.json · /help/external-links.md · /help.json · /llms.txt
Reviewed 2026-10-15. In Slack, ask Nexus how do I … and it answers from this guide, with where your company stands.
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