Every “done” should be backed by actions, supporting evidence and an accountable decision. We are building NEXUS to connect them in one history — from the first action to an accepted outcome.
Acceptance example · interactive prototype · no sign-in
Select a component to explore its role.
Both interfaces send commands to Core and read its state. The other interface sees changes after refreshing its data.
Both interfaces can send commands to Core within participant permissions. Core validates the action and records an allowed change. After refreshing, Companion and World read one authoritative state, with shared rules and history.
Each component has a role. Expand a row to see how it relates to the rest of the system and what its current boundary is.
Holds process state and validates participant commands. In P-204, an allowed transition changes the stage; an attempt to edit a protected field is rejected. A recorded decision alone does not establish a physical outcome.
Shows processes and available actions. Sends commands to the core and reads the state again. Server workspaces require sign-in; the public examples on this page run locally.
Represents the process through a spatial client. An action follows Core rules; the next stage is also visible in Web. Minecraft is the spatial client used here, not a required interface for every NEXUS customer.
A direction for connecting video and other sources to processes: evidence, provenance, observations and uncertainty. Video analysis research exists separately; its complete operational connection is not demonstrated here.
The intended role of AI is to analyze observations, propose actions or perform authorized work. Its output needs validation and state changes go through Core. This page does not demonstrate an autonomous AI executor.
LIVE explores persistent presence in an environment. Its connection to a shared process and practical value still needs verification.
A future direction: use action histories, observations and outcomes to improve decisions. This capability is not implemented yet.
Accept a stage in World, refresh Companion and try a protected change. Both views refer to the same P-204 process.
An interactive model in this tab. No commands are sent to Core and no physical equipment is connected.
The first commissioning stage
In this scenario, the test has finished. Accept it as a participant in World.
Find your process →Use the button above to see the result here.
What this checksA command changes the stage only according to core rules.
Try a number or a word. This checks the type, not physical truth.
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The second example shows an executor report, review criteria and an acceptance decision. It is a separate product prototype. It does not continue P-204 or share an operational session with it.
Try outcome acceptance →No sign-in · local demonstrationVisit the NEXUS server interface. Access to processes and outcome cases depends on the account and its permissions.
Open Companion ↗Separate interface · sign-in requiredThe goal is to connect work with an observable outcome. A source supplies evidence, a participant or AI forms an observation, an authorized reviewer decides, and the interfaces reflect the consequences.
Today, P-204, acceptance and research directions support separate parts of this model. The next milestone is one reproducible scenario connecting the required parts around a customer workflow.
Separate applications for commerce, legal work, energy and missions. Their existence does not mean they already share one end-to-end Core process.
An order reserves stock, the warehouse sees movement, and the owner sees the economics.
A private legal environment with workflows, deadlines, and access control.
An anonymized demo shows the path from metric to decision without production access.
A goal becomes a governed mission, team actions, and a measurable outcome.
Application modules and a configurator for the first solution. Scope and integrations follow the customer workflow.
Select your needs, scale and hosting. The configurator prepares an implementation outline and a personal sandbox for discussion.