Your AI chat just grew a real operating system.
Nexus LM searches the web, inspects live pages, manages your documents, creates tasks, and coordinates your calendar — without dumping you into five different tabs.
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Nexus LMPrompt
Research the new billing competitor, check their launch page, compare positioning, and turn the next steps into tasks for Friday.
Active tools
Context
Response
Pricing is higher, but their launch page leans heavily into migration speed. I found three gaps you can attack: onboarding clarity, source transparency, and operations follow-through.
Sources
Competitor site, pricing page, and your uploaded GTM brief cited inline.
Actioned
Created 3 tasks and drafted a Friday review slot in calendar.
Everything runs inside one conversation
Search the web, inspect live pages, manage documents, create tasks, and schedule meetings — all without leaving the chat.
Live web research
Search current information from inside the conversation and keep answers grounded in fresh results instead of stale model memory.
Page inspection
Inspect actual webpages, keep screenshot-backed context, and cite captured content directly in the answer.
Document center
Upload files or whole folders, browse them in a library, and preview content without leaving the workspace.
Streaming workflow
Tool activity, reasoning, and answer text stream live so the interface stays responsive while the agent works.
Source cards
Responses attach file snippets, web results, and page captures so every claim has visible provenance.
Tasks inside chat
Create, update, complete, and delete tasks right from the conversation. Turn conclusions into action immediately.
Calendar actions
Check your calendar and create or adjust time blocks while you plan — no app-switching required.
Conversation control
Rename threads, pin important ones, and return to long-running workstreams without losing context.
Better follow-through
Quick replies, saved history, and structured output keep momentum going instead of restarting each session.
Workspace preview
The interface shows its work, not just the final paragraph
Switch between the flows that matter most. Each one mirrors behavior already present in the chat product, from source cards to document context to operational follow-through.
Web research with visible grounding
Search current information, inspect a live page, and keep the answer stitched to source material instead of vague summaries.
Why it matters
The UI should keep the chain of evidence visible
Good answers feel more trustworthy when the product shows which tools ran, where the context came from, and what can happen next.
Less mode switching
Research, planning, and file context all stay in one thread.
Faster decisions
The assistant can produce output and move work forward in the same pass.
Live preview
Sample output for the selected content type
A rendered page snapshot and ranked links become part of the answer context.
official docs
Primary pricing details and migration positioning
launch page
Headline, CTA language, and proof structure
4
tool families surfaced on the homepage
3
source types visible in chat
1
workspace instead of scattered tabs
Workflow fit
Three ways the new homepage should frame the product
Instead of vague feature soup, these blocks tell visitors exactly how the product helps them research, organize, and follow through.
Web + pages
Research Sprint
Use Nexus LM like an analyst that can pull current information and inspect a live URL in the same flow.
- Search current results from inside the chat
- Inspect live pages with rendered context
- Keep links and captures attached as sources
Tasks + calendar
Ops Copilot
Move from recommendations to execution by turning decisions into tasks and scheduled follow-ups without leaving the thread.
- Create, update, complete, and delete tasks
- Check calendar events and draft new meetings
- Use one conversation as the control layer for work
Docs + memory
Knowledge Stack
Upload files or folders, browse them in the library, and keep long-running conversations organized enough to revisit.
- Document previews with file-aware browsing
- Source-backed answers from uploaded material
- Pinned, renamed, and persistent conversations
The call to action should point at the workspace
Visitors should be able to understand the value proposition, then jump straight into chat or the document library with almost no friction.
FAQ
The questions people will ask before they click
This section now reinforces the capabilities the landing page introduced instead of drifting back into placeholder SaaS copy.
Ready to see the new homepage land where it should?
The destination is the product itself: open chat, upload files, and let the assistant show off the capabilities the landing page now promises.
Launch Nexus LM