Four modes
Agent to build, Ask for read-only answers, Plan for questions and an editable plan with a Build button, and Debug to reproduce and fix the root cause.
Altarus Nexus combines a browser IDE, an AI coding agent, cloud machines and a built-in data layer. Here is everything included today, and what is coming next.
Nexus is the agent inside every project. It works like a careful engineer: it reads the code first, asks when something is unclear, and shows its evidence.

Agent to build, Ask for read-only answers, Plan for questions and an editable plan with a Build button, and Debug to reproduce and fix the root cause.
After UI changes, Nexus opens the app in a real browser, fills forms, clicks through flows, and attaches screenshots and a video recording.
A second agent reviews the changes for bugs, security issues and missing tests. Nexus fixes what it finds before handing off.
Run several agents on their own branches at once, compare their results, or let a background agent finish a task and open a pull request.
/deep-research, /review, /test, /verify, /commit and your own project commands. Write them once in .nexus/commands and share them with the team.
Pick Manual, Auto or Full auto. Every change is a pending diff you can keep or undo, with checkpoints to roll back to.
Fast multi-line suggestions as you type, plus inline edits and terminal command help.
Nexus remembers decisions, conventions and pitfalls for each project, and follows your AGENTS.md and rule files.
If credits run out mid-task, the agent pauses at a safe point and continues from the same step once you add more.
Each project runs on its own isolated Linux machine in the cloud, so the code you write is the code that runs.

A terminal, your dev servers and live previews with shareable links. No local setup.
Machines pause after a few minutes of inactivity so you only pay for use, and keep running while the agent works.
Project files are backed up outside the machine and restored automatically if a machine ever has to be replaced.
Every port gets a private preview. Share a link with a teammate or client when you are ready.
A VS Code-style editor with language servers, a debugger, Open VSX extensions and real-time collaboration.
Choose open internet, an allow-list of hosts, or no internet at all for each project.
When your app needs data, Nexus suggests the built-in Postgres database or file storage. Accept with one click, and the agent creates it, links it to your project and wires up the code. Prefer another provider? Decline, add its keys on the Secrets page, and Nexus uses that instead.

Separate dev and production databases, point-in-time restore on paid plans, and a SQL console in the app.
Upload user files from your app with a simple storage API and signed links.
Every organization starts with a free database and file storage for prototypes and small apps. Move to Pro ($25/month) when your app grows.
Connection details reach your app as environment variables like DATABASE_URL.

Import repositories, work on branches, commit and open pull requests from the workspace.
Project and account secrets, encrypted with managed keys, with an access log and per-environment values.
Owner, admin, member and viewer roles, spending caps, usage analytics and an audit log. Single sign-on on Teams, plus SCIM on Enterprise.
Run an agent on a schedule, for example a weekly dependency check that opens a pull request.
We are building the rest of the path from idea to launch into the same workspace.
Deploy your app to a production server from the workspace.
Connect a domain with automatic HTTPS, and buy new ones in the app.
Connect your Stripe account and let Nexus set up products and checkout.
Bots that check your code, database and live app on a schedule.
Open a project in your browser and let Nexus help you build it. Your first month is free.
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