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Nexarch

How it works

Three commands. Then your agents keep it current.

Nexarch connects to the coding agents you already use.

The three commands

  1. Step 1

    Connect Nexarch

    npx nexarch@latest setup

    Your terminal

    Signs you in if needed, configures every detected MCP client (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI), writes agent instructions into the current directory, and registers this agent. Its identity is captured in the next step.

  2. Step 2

    Identify your agent

    Please run 'npx nexarch@latest init-agent'

    Via your agent

    Completes the identity handshake so Nexarch records the real provider, model and client it governs. If it offers to write instructions into the repository, it asks you first.

  3. Step 3

    Register this project

    Please run 'npx nexarch@latest init-project'

    Via your agent

    Run in the repository. Scans the repository, resolves dependencies, registers the project and proposes its applications for review. Registration finishes when the agent runs the enrichment steps the command returns.

A control plane to manage rapidly changing architectures
Nexarch onboarding commands running in a terminal

Then: every session starts with a governance summary; every new build starts with a graph check; every decision is recorded as it is made. The instructions Nexarch writes into your repository tell the agent exactly when to do each.

Closed beta

Closed beta. Onboarding teams now.

Tell us about your team and what you'd want Nexarch to prove. Requests are reviewed by a person, usually within two business days. Workspaces shine with several engineers, so bring colleagues.