No memory of past conversations
The user repeats the same context. The agent answers like it has never met them before.
The agent enters the labyrinth.
Nexus holds the thread.
Every session ends. Most agents forget they were ever there. Nexus gives your agent a continuous thread — across conversations, across time.
Nexus is an AMCP-native memory layer for agents that need continuity across sessions, tools, and runtimes. It gives you a reference server, hosted API, MCP integration, and portable export/import in one place.
AMCP reference server · MCP-native · REST API · Export / import portable
Your agent is smart. But it wakes up a stranger every time.
No context across sessions
Yesterday's decision cannot shape today's answer. Experience does not accumulate.
No thread to follow back
The more complex the conversation becomes, the faster the agent loses direction.
Nexus is the thread.
We sit at the entrance of every conversation. Capturing what matters. Structuring it. Handing it back exactly when your agent needs it, even when the agent runtime changes.
1
Capture
MCP and API entry points bring memory into the agent loop with minimal friction.
2
Structure
Context is normalized into portable memory objects with scope, origin, and retention.
3
Recall
Relevant context returns when the next agent, session, or tool needs to pick up the thread.
Built for agents. Not humans.
Nexus is not a note app. It is a reference memory layer that connects directly to agent conversation flow, and stays portable across APIs, MCP clients, and future AMCP-compatible runtimes.
How it works
const nexus = new NexusClient({
apiKey: process.env.NEXUS_API_KEY,
agentName: "your-agent",
});
await nexus.remember("Auth flow uses PKCE", "decision", {
scope: { kind: "project", id: "acme-web" },
});
const context = await nexus.recall("auth decisions", {
scope: { kind: "project", id: "acme-web" },
});Memory isn't a feature. It's infrastructure.
Without memory, your agent is smart but blind.
With Nexus, every conversation makes it wiser.
The thread doesn't break. The context doesn't reset.