Nexus Forge

Nexus Forge is a robust, clean-architecture Python engine designed to provide a resilient, modular foundation for agentic capabilities.

Vision

The primary vision for Nexus Forge is to establish a rigorous, capability-first ecosystem that ensures long-term maintainability. By enforcing strict architectural boundaries and decoupling core domain logic from external infrastructure, Nexus Forge enables teams to build complex, reliable agentic systems without accruing unmanageable technical debt.

Key Capabilities

Nexus Forge is structured around isolated capabilities:

• Knowledge: Manages intelligent querying, semantic search, and context aggregation.
• Planning: Handles complex task decomposition, step generation, and execution graphs.
• Recommendation: Provides intelligent suggestions based on contextual history.
• Repository: Abstracts data persistence and file system operations.
• Configuration: Validates and manages system configuration models.
• Traceability: Ensures auditable trails for actions and decisions.

Architecture Overview

Nexus Forge follows strict Clean Architecture principles:

• Domain Layer: Pure business logic and domain models. Zero external dependencies.
• Application Layer: Orchestrates domain logic using Application Ports.
• Contracts: Defines public data transfer objects for cross-capability communication.
• Adapters: Infrastructure implementations for Application Ports (e.g., File System, API clients).
• Shared Kernel: Reusable, immutable primitives and base classes shared across capabilities.

Repository Layout

nexus_forge/
├── adapters/        # Infrastructure and plugin implementations
├── docs/            # Comprehensive project documentation
├── scripts/         # Utility and maintenance scripts
├── src/             # Core capabilities (Clean Architecture)
└── tests/           # Unit, integration, and contract tests

Quick Start

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/your-org/nexus_forge.git
   cd nexus_forge

2. Set up the environment: Ensure you have Python 3.11+ installed.

   python -m venv venv
   source venv/bin/activate  # On Windows: venv\Scripts\activate
   pip install -r requirements.txt

3. Run tests:

   pytest tests/

Development Philosophy

• Capability-First Isolation: Capabilities cannot depend on the internal domain of another capability. They must communicate via contracts.
• Domain Purity: The domain layer must never import infrastructure libraries or presentation frameworks.
• No Production Code Generators: Code generators are used strictly for initial boilerplate. Production code must be authored directly to preserve version history and hardening passes.

Roadmap

For details on upcoming features and milestones, see our ROADMAP.

Contributing

We welcome contributions! Please review our Contributing Guidelines and Code of Conduct before submitting pull requests.

License

This project is licensed under the Apache License 2.0.