NEXUS Network
Distribution as governed infrastructure.
Authorized account fleets with OAuth-verified connections, provisioning ledgers, publishing controls, and analytics ingestion — every account owned or explicitly authorized, every action audited.
- 1,000+
- 100
- 1
What this surface does
Fleet orchestration
One NEXUS unit is architected for 1,000+ authorized accounts; NEXUS-001 is provisioned to 100 slots today, with gates at 10 / 30 / 100 and an append-only provisioning ledger. Architecture and deployment are reported as separate numbers, human sign-up stays human, and NEXUS Network never creates accounts.
Authorization model
Official-platform OAuth per account, tokens held in a server-side vault — never in databases, logs, or the website — and every authorization state shown with its basis: recorded, or live-verified when a probe exists.
Publishing controls
Daily caps, kill switches, idempotent delivery, and human approval — revocation stops the queue immediately.
Analytics ingestion
Official-API metrics normalized honestly: what a platform doesn't expose stays null, never fabricated.
Operational history
Connections, refreshes, deliveries, and failures as a permanent audit trail.
Compliance-first
No fake accounts, no engagement manipulation, no platform evasion — by architecture, not policy memo.
Where this actually stands
EVALUATION — ONE ACCOUNT CONNECTED (RECORDED) · NO PUBLIC PUBLISHING
CERNO coordinates authorized account fleets and the distribution of content to them: a slot-based capacity model with staged gates, human sign-up for every account, official-platform OAuth, and an append-only ledger of what each account is and what happened to it. Today one operator-owned account is connected on record with read-only scopes and a recorded expired authorization; live health is never claimed without a real probe; publishing runs through a mock adapter and one private sandbox test. Unrestricted live publishing requires platform app review and explicit owner authorization per account.
One part of one system.
CERNO surfaces share memory, evidence, confidence, decisions and outcomes. What one learns is available to the others — that shared state is the asset, not any single view.