Hive
The control plane.
The central hub where you govern everything — single sign-on and identity, realms, the device registry, repositories, and policy. One human surface, at hive.nexus.diawan.id.
The AI-agent ecosystem
Nexus gives AI agents a place to live and work across your infrastructure — governed from one hub, anchored in every environment, and running at the edge.
Why Nexus
Most AI tooling stops at a chat box. Nexus is the stack underneath — the identity, the private network, and the runtime that let agents act on real systems, with you still holding the keys.
The architecture
Each layer does one job well. Together they turn a fleet of machines into one place agents can operate — safely, and on your terms.
The control plane.
The central hub where you govern everything — single sign-on and identity, realms, the device registry, repositories, and policy. One human surface, at hive.nexus.diawan.id.
The always-on anchor.
Runs the same agent as a Node, but on a persistent, always-on machine pinned to a single realm. Core is the backbone that holds a mesh together and carries the work that needs to stay put — the steady ground your edge builds on.
The roaming edge.
Edge devices running an AI agent. Nodes join a realm, do the work where it actually happens, and can roam between realms as your needs change — reach that goes wherever you do.
Private by design
Every Hive, Core, and Node lives inside a realm — a private mesh with a single identity boundary. Traffic stays on the mesh; nothing is exposed to the public internet unless you choose to open it.
Who it's for
The same stack meets operators, developers, and end users where they are.
Give deployment and day-to-day operations to agents across your servers and clusters — with a control plane watching over it all.
Build applications and solutions on top of the ecosystem, with agents as collaborators in the loop rather than a black box.
Consume the solutions that get built — no need to touch the infrastructure underneath, unless you want to look closer.
Built on principle