Introducing Nexus Cloud Agent

Nexus Cloud Agent runs Claude Code on its own computer in the cloud. You give it a project or up to five repositories, describe the work, and it gets started while you do something else.

How an agent works

When you start an agent, it clones your repositories onto its own computer. Each agent keeps one conversation, so you talk to it one message at a time, the way you would with a teammate.

Every message starts a turn of up to 30 minutes. When the agent has been idle for 10 minutes, its computer sleeps and keeps its files. Your next message wakes it, and it picks up where the last turn stopped.

Getting started

1. Sign up and install the Nexus GitHub App on the repositories Nexus may read.
2. Group repositories into projects if they belong together.
3. Pick a project or up to five repositories, start an agent, and describe the work.

Agents and automations

You talk to an agent. An automation starts runs on its own: on a schedule, when a pull request opens, when CI fails, or when an issue gets a label.

Nexus Review posts one review on a pull request, with findings as comments on the lines they are about. It never approves or requests changes. Nexus Implement pushes to a nexus branch and opens a draft pull request. Merging always stays with your team.

Agents and automations share the same repositories, guardrails, and credits.

Credits

Agent turns and runs use credits for the model calls they make. Every plan refills its credits each week, and the Free plan includes 1,000 credits a week. The pricing page lists every plan.

Try it

Start an agent on the Free plan. If you have questions about plans or setting Nexus up for your team, talk to us.