nyxCore Systems

The operating system for AI-native software teams.

Compound intelligence, orchestrated. Eighteen products, fourteen personas, one opinion about how software gets built.

_{Engineered in the dark · Built with love and curiosity in Austria & Germany}

Eighteen products organised around five integration seams. Every product has its own landing at <slug>.nyxcore.cloud. The main landing carries the full map; this page is the README version of it.

Subsystems built directly into nyxCore itself — Axiom RAG, the workflow engine, discussions with server-side backcheck, the six-phase self-repair pipeline, the persona engine. One dashboard, 27 tRPC routers, 90 tables.

→ core.nyxcore.cloud · nyxcore-systems

Products that speak the Model Context Protocol — pluggable agents call them through the same seam nyxCore uses.

Products that call nyxCore directly — tRPC v11 for the dashboard, REST + SSE under /api/v1 for anything external.

Separate long-running processes nyxCore orchestrates — the Rust code-intelligence daemon, on-device voice recorders, the phone-agent runtime.

Standalone apps and editor extensions that use nyxCore from the outside.

Three operators. Each with a persona seat in the pantheon.

Founder & Chief Architect · Senior DevOps Architect & AI Advisor at Clarait

Twenty-eight years of software — Philips Medical at the start, AI-native infrastructure now, a manufacturing floor sitting in the middle like a keel. Ships the Aurus series, the Mini series, and the founding B2B surface Q-Records.

aristaeus · the cultivator of solutions · anticipatory innovation · cross-domain synthesis · hardened by Ipcha self-check

Core Systems Engineer · Keeper of the Morphones

Ships the Rust + TypeScript stack that sits under the ecosystem — LIP, SwarmWire, ArchReview, Cartographer, CKB, Onboarding Tutor, Morphon. Shipping cadence, local-first, pragmatic foresight.

metis · the cunning intelligence · efficiency engineering · tacit-knowledge preservation · inner ring with Aristaeus

Data Sovereignty Counsel

DSGVO, Article 32, tenant isolation done right. The reason every byte knows which jurisdiction it lives in.

themis · titaness of divine law · ISO 27001 · GDPR · SOC 2 · audit prep

Fourteen personas. Each is a role with measured success and its own evolving skill set. Usage counts are live from the nyxCore MCP.

Aggregate: 3 156 persona runs across fourteen voices. Last fetched via the nyxCore MCP at build time.

Fourteen hours per architect per team-week. 2.5× faster from brief to shipped MVP. 3× shorter customer → dev cycle. ~45 % lower cost per shipped feature. Every number has a breakdown.

→ landingpage.nyxcore.cloud — savings section with per-source hours

Ipcha reviews her own marketing. Every disclosure on every landing page passes a two-sentence test before it ships:

1. Competitor test. Could a competitor quote this on their own slide as a win? If yes, it’s a benefit. Move it to the feature grid.
2. Anti-fit test. Does this name a scenario in which the reader should not adopt this product? If no, it’s a characteristic, not a disclosure.

A card passes only when both answers are yes — real concession and yes — real anti-fit.

The rulebook, with bad-and-good examples: docs/IPCHA_DISCLOSURES.md

• The ecosystem → landingpage.nyxcore.cloud
• The dashboard → core.nyxcore.cloud
• Oli’s bio → oli.nyxcore.cloud
• Contact form → landingpage.nyxcore.cloud#contact
• Direct → hello@nyxcore.cloud
• Legal & privacy → imprint · privacy · terms