Switch coding agents without starting over.

Nexus Prime carries the decisions, constraints, and next step from one coding agent to another—so the work keeps moving.

npm install -g nexus-prime

Published on npm 20,924 downloads
See where the handoff matters
Task 04 Checkout incident Handoff ready
Claude CodeDiagnosis complete

Fix duplicate checkout charge

Evidencecheckout/service.ts

Missing idempotency guard at the payment boundary.

Nexus transferReady
Objective
Stop the duplicate charge
Decision
Guard the payment boundary
Scope
checkout/service.ts
Next check
Run checkout regression
CodexContext accepted

Implement and verify the fix

  • Open affected scope
  • Add the guard
  • Run checkout regression

Used across product teams and institutions

  • Rezo.ai
  • Qure.ai
  • Orbo.ai
  • IIT Delhi
  • IIT Gandhinagar
  • IIM Ahmedabad
  • IIM Kozhikode
  • +45 more teams

How Nexus fits in

One local layer for agent work.

Install it once. Use the CLI to prepare a durable handoff, then connect your coding agents through MCP.

Works with the coding tools your team already chose.

  1. 01npm package

    Install on your machine.

    npm install -g nexus-prime
  2. 02CLI

    Prepare the handoff.

    Keep the objective, settled decisions, relevant scope, and next check together.

  3. 03MCP

    Continue in the next agent.

    The receiving tool starts from the same working brief.

    See supported integrations

Built around your workflow

Choose the handoff your team already has.

Pick the environment closest to yours. See what Nexus Prime carries and exactly where the next agent begins.

Payments engineering · Incident → patch

Move from diagnosis to a tested checkout fix.

One agent isolates the failure. The next opens the affected boundary with the decisions and regression target already attached.

Nexus carries
Reproduction · ruled-out causes · affected boundary
Next agent begins
Patch the guard and run checkout regression

Compact working context

The next agent gets the decisions, not the transcript.

Nexus Prime narrows the working set to the objective, settled decisions, relevant scope, and next check before the work moves.

Full working set19,035
input tokens
Handoff packet5,950
  • Objective
  • Settled decisions
  • Relevant scope
  • Next check
input tokens
In one recorded 20-file planning run, the bounded Nexus plan used 5,950 input tokens instead of 19,035.

Developer community

Builders want agent work that holds together.

01 Bounded execution

“The bounded execution piece is the most valuable part of this architecture — unbounded agents accumulate stale context that silently distorts later decisions…”
u/ultrathink-artr/LLMDevs

02 Workflow continuity

“The ‘works in one prompt, falls apart over a workflow’ problem feels mostly like state + execution, not raw model IQ.”
u/Otherwise_Wave9374r/SaaS

03 Durable state

“Yeah, the fix is durable state + an audit trail, not bigger prompts: keep a run log (decisions, patches, tool calls) and rebuild context from artifacts every step.”
u/BC_MAROr/LocalLLaMA

For engineering teams

Start with one workflow your team repeats.

Turn one recurring handoff into a reusable team workflow. Each agent receives the decisions, relevant scope, and next check it needs to continue.

Start a team pilot

Questions

What changes after install?

Does Nexus Prime replace my coding agent?

No. It keeps work usable as it moves between the coding tools you already use.

What moves with a handoff?

The receiving agent gets the objective, settled decisions, relevant scope, and next check.

Which coding agents can I connect?

Connect Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Windsurf, and OpenCode through the Nexus setup flow. See integrations.

Can I start as one developer?

Yes. Install the npm package, create an account, and connect the tools you already use.

How does a team pilot start?

Tell us the workflow, tools, team range, and outcome you want. We’ll outline a pilot around that handoff.