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Nexus MCP Server

Hosted MCP server for the Nexus operations platform, giving agents tools for CRM contacts, orders, inventory, messaging, social posts and org admin.

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  • Hosted
  • API key

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ecommerceguide summary

Nexus MCP Server is a hosted endpoint for Nexus, a multi-tenant operations platform, giving agents over 40 nexus_* tools covering CRM contacts, orders, inventory, omnichannel messaging on WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger and Instagram, social publishing, internal team chat and organisation invites. It runs over Streamable HTTP at api.nexus.aiforstartups.io. An admin issues an API key, exchanged for a one-hour JWT bearer token. Free tier is read scope only; Starter is $99 a month.

Why it stands out

Hosted endpoint where an admin-issued API key is exchanged for a one-hour JWT before MCP calls.

What Nexus MCP Server does

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  • Hosted remote endpoint, Streamable HTTP transport, no local install
  • Read and write: creates orders, contacts and social posts
  • API key (nxs_ak_) exchanged via agent-auth for one-hour JWT
  • Shipping tools cover AWB creation and Bosta courier tracking
  • Resources expose org info and contact, order, inventory schemas
  • Paid tiers: Starter $99, Growth $199, Scale $599 monthly
  • Built by AiForStartups; repository licence stated as proprietary
  • OpenClaw skill installable with npx clawhub@latest install nexus

How ecommerce teams could use it

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Illustrative scenarios written by ecommerceguide from the product's documented capabilities. They are not customer case studies.

  1. Retail team running orders and stock inside Nexus

    An agent checks stock for a SKU, creates an order with line items and moves it through the status lifecycle

    Intended outcomeNexus exposes nexus_check_stock, nexus_create_order and nexus_update_order_status over one MCP connection

  2. Brand handling customer messages on WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger and Instagram

    An agent lists omnichannel conversations, replies to a shopper and reads AI annotations on the thread

    Intended outcomeMessaging and conversation intelligence tools send messages and return message annotations and CS dashboards

  3. Store publishing to Facebook and Instagram from Nexus

    An agent drafts a post, checks the content calendar and publishes it, then pulls account analytics

    Intended outcomeSocial tools create, update, publish and analyse posts; they require the Starter plan or above

Who it suits

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Best for

You already run operations on Nexus and want agents to read and write CRM, orders, inventory, messaging and social data through one hosted endpoint.

Probably not for

You need a self-hosted or open-source server, since Nexus is a proprietary hosted endpoint whose free tier is limited to read scope.

Business size
Small businessesThe README describes Nexus as a multi-tenant operations platform built for SMEs, with plans from $0 to $599 a month.

Technical details

From the vendor's own pages

From the server's repository, documentation and MCP directory listings.

What an agent can do
Orders, Inventory, Customers, Shipping and fulfilment, Product content, Customer service, Analytics
Transport
HTTP (remote)
Authentication
API key, TokenAdmin creates an API key (nxs_ak_...), exchanged via agent-auth for a short-lived JWT bearer token used on MCP calls.
Endpoint
https://api.nexus.aiforstartups.io/functions/v1/mcp-server
Repository last updated
6 Apr 2026

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Third-party data

Setup steps are in the official documentation (opens in a new tab). We only show an install command when a source lists one.

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Sources

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