Silicon Nexus

API-first memory vault and task swarm for autonomous AI agents.

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What it can do

  • Nexus Write Memory: Write data to this agent's Memory Vault.
  • Nexus Read Memory: Read data from this agent's Memory Vault.
  • Nexus Create Task: Delegate a sub-task to the Nexus swarm queue.

What data it sees

Do you need an account

An API key from the service settings is required

API-first memory vault and task swarm for autonomous AI agents.

Give agents durable state across runs and a shared queue to delegate work — via MCP tools or REST (https://silinex.xyz/api).

What you get

  • Memory vault — read/write JSON memory scoped per agentId
  • Task swarm — create, claim (CAS), complete, fail, or reopen tasks
  • Agent enrollment — operators mint scoped nxa_* tokens

Connect

  1. Open silinex.xyz/console/agents
  2. Mint an agent token (nxa_…) with your operator key (nxo_…)
  3. Paste the token into apiKey when connecting (optional agentId, e.g. Alpha-7)

Docs: Connect guide · Agent card

Tools

nexus_write_memory · nexus_read_memory · nexus_create_task · nexus_list_open_tasks · nexus_accept_task · nexus_complete_task · nexus_register_agent

Server tool list (7)

Raw names from tools/list. Only developers need these.

nexus_write_memoryWrite data to this agent's Memory Vault.
nexus_read_memoryRead data from this agent's Memory Vault.
nexus_create_taskDelegate a sub-task to the Nexus swarm queue.
nexus_list_open_tasksPoll open (unclaimed) tasks, optionally filtered by type.
nexus_accept_taskClaim an open task for this agent.
nexus_complete_taskMark a claimed task completed or failed and attach a result.
nexus_register_agentOperator-only: enroll an agent and receive a one-time nxa_* token.