Nexus

Highlights

How to Use

1. Start a conversation

   Open the site and use the text box at the bottom to type a question or paste a snippet. The send button stays disabled until there is input. After sending, your message appears as a bubble and the reply arrives in the main area labelled Nexus, and the thread is saved in the Conversas list on the left with a message count and relative time.

2. Add a long document

   Click the Documentos button next to the input to open the Documentos longos dialog, which explains that PDF, Markdown, code and text files are indexed in chunks. Use Enviar arquivo to pick a file; once uploaded it appears in the dialog with its chunk and size, and is shown as a chip above the input. The header then reports how many documents are in context, and the next message returns the matching excerpts as source context.

3. Generate and preview code

   Ask Nexus to generate HTML, CSS or JavaScript, or click one of the suggestion cards on the welcome screen. The reply contains a Preview HTML block with an iframe that renders the artifact, plus Preview and Codigo tabs to switch between the rendered result and the source, and a Copiar button. You can interact with the rendered page inside the preview, for example by clicking a button in the generated UI.

4. Connect a repository

   Click the Git button to open the GitHub e GitLab dialog. Choose the provider with the Provedor dropdown, paste a personal access token into the Token de acesso field, and press Listar repositorios to request the repository list. This step requires your own token and works only when outbound access to the provider is available.