Scattered
Saves live across bookmarks, socials, docs, notes, and screenshots.
Bookmarks, posts, articles, and notes — turned into a cited, navigable, agent-ready knowledge base.
The problem
Saves live across bookmarks, socials, docs, notes, and screenshots.
Tools keep the link, lose the idea inside it.
You still have to remember where you saved it — and why.
Capabilities
Bookmarks, articles, X, Reddit, LinkedIn, notes, docs — one corpus.
Feed
Table of contents
Database engineering spans schema design, query planning, replication, and connection management.
Search history
Saves snap into chapters, sections, and index paths automatically.
Grounded answers, always cited back to the source you saved.
// https://mcp.usenexus.in/mcp "mcpServers": { "nexus": { "url": "https://mcp.usenexus.in/mcp" "transport": "streamable-http" } }
Ships with a standards-based MCP endpoint for agentic tools and coding agents.
Agent access
Nexus exposes a standards-based MCP server so agentic systems can retrieve your saved material with citations instead of guessing from chat history or stale project context.
https://mcp.usenexus.in/mcpRemote Streamable HTTP, built for MCP-compatible clients.
The v1 flow uses hosted MCP auth and maps your verified email to your Nexus account.
Read-only tools retrieve cited answers and distilled saved content for the authenticated user.
Who it is for
who want their saved reading to turn into reusable context, not another unread queue.
Technical credibility
Early access
Tell us where your saves live today.
FAQ
No. Capture is only the entry point. Nexus is designed to extract, organize, and query the ideas inside your saved material.
Those tools are useful places to collect or write. Nexus focuses on turning scattered sources into a searchable, cited corpus organized like a living book, with chapters, sections, and index paths that reduce navigation overhead.
The product direction includes bookmarks, URLs, articles, X posts, Reddit saves, LinkedIn posts, notes, docs, and local workspace knowledge through CLI and MCP integrations.
Yes. Cited answers are central to the product. Nexus should show where an answer came from, not just produce detached summaries.
The interface should match the workflow. Some people will ask in the app, some will use a command line, and some will let an agent retrieve cited context through MCP.
Early access will prioritize people with serious saved-knowledge workflows and teams testing source integrations, extraction quality, and agent-ready retrieval.