An engineering workspace, built in
Deployments, monitoring, an error book, incidents, and governed automation, connected to your own repositories and services. Optional, premium, and entirely opt-in.
Available today, packaged next
The engineering surfaces below are real and in use inside Nexus for engineering teams. Packaging the workspace as a per-organisation module you enable or disable is on our near-term roadmap. Capabilities are labelled so the distinction is always clear.
The engineering surface, governed like everything else
Every deployment, incident, and agent action runs through the same access model and audit trail the rest of the company uses.
Deployment visibility
See deployments across GitHub, Vercel, Supabase, and Railway, with live and sample states.
Monitoring & observability
Connect Sentry and watch health across your services.
Error Book
A structured registry of error codes, causes, and resolutions.
Incidents & response
Database-backed incidents with engineering tickets and approvals.
Agent governance
An auditable registry of agents with explicit autonomy tiers.
Per-tenant module toggle
Enable or disable the workspace per organisation.
Deployment automation
Governed auto-promotion between environments.
QA workflows
A dedicated quality-assurance module.
Turn it on when you are ready
- 01
Enable the workspace
An organisation opts in to the Engineering Workspace as a premium module. It stays off for teams that do not build software.
- 02
Connect your services
Link repositories, deployments, monitoring, and documentation to your own accounts.
- 03
Set governance
Define autonomy tiers, approval gates, and who can touch production.
- 04
Operate with a trail
Every deployment, incident, and agent action is visible and audited.
Who it is for
- Software and SaaS companies shipping continuously
- FinTech and banking teams with strict change control
- AI and technology teams running agent-assisted operations
Who does not need it
- Operations-only organisations that do not build software
- Teams that only need Company OS modules
- Companies that prefer to keep engineering tooling separate
It is optional. Operations-led organisations run entirely on the Company OS.
Bring engineering into the same system
See how the Engineering Workspace connects your deployments, incidents, and agents to company governance.