Most AI tools today are great at sounding smart, until you ask them something that matters. They bluff through business questions, hallucinate numbers, and rarely show where their answers come from.

Nexus changes that.

It’s not a chatbot. It’s not a wrapper around a database. Nexus is a fully-fledged AI-native query engine; designed to take plain language questions and return real, verifiable answers by connecting directly to your data.

You don’t need to know where your data lives or how it’s structured. Whether it's in a database, a spreadsheet, an API, or a cloud service, Nexus finds it, understands it, and runs the query, even if it’s not a SQL-native source. It treats everything as part of a unified landscape, using just-in-time conversion to query APIs, files, and more as if they were normal tables. You ask a question; Nexus figures out the logic, runs it, and explains the answer in natural language, complete with traceable reasoning and underlying SQL or tool calls.

What makes it even more powerful is the system around the engine. Nexus supports modular tools via a new standard called Model Context Protocol (MCP). This means it can integrate thousands of external tools, or let you easily build specialized agents with specific skill sets that can be swapped in or out depending on the task. These agents can even collaborate with each other: one handles data extraction, another builds the chart, a third interprets the result, all without your involvement.

Nexus and The On-Chain Data Economy

And if the answer involves external data you don’t own? That’s where Helix comes in: our Cosmos-based blockchain that handles access control, monetization, and verification. With Helix, you can subscribe to or purchase data streams in a trustless way, and data providers can be confident their content is only used by authorized parties. Every access is logged on-chain, and every answer can be traced back to its source.

Developer-Friendly

All of this is available through a clean web interface, but also through a powerful API. Developers can integrate Nexus into their own products, build their own agents, or treat it as a drop-in reasoning engine for internal systems. It’s built to be extensible, modular, and composable from day one.

What to Expect?

Nexus is going live to the public this summer. And during the launch period, anyone can try it, full access, no paywall; just by holding $NAI in their wallet.

This is just the beginning. The full lite paper drops soon, where we’ll go deeper into how it all works and why it matters.

Nexus is where AI gets real.