Nexus
Engine
High-performance system execution engine written in C and Assembly. Bridge between the kernel and Protocol programming language.
Features
Why Nexus?
High Performance
Powered by C and inline x86_64 Assembly for near-native execution speed.
Built-in Security
Primitives for network monitoring, encryption, and sandboxing.
Layer-Based
Organized in "Layers" rather than linear blocks, reflecting the structure of the Wired.
Protocol Language
Declarative system language (.p) for deep automation and cybersecurity orchestrations.
Pure C Core
ISO C11 with inline Assembly optimizations for maximum efficiency.
Bytecode VM
Layered interpreter architecture with virtual machine execution.
Installation
Get it running in a few commands
Download Project
Grab the code from GitHub. Clone it or download the ZIP.
Option 1: Clone Repository (Recommended)
git clone https://github.com/codewithevilxd/Nexus.gitcd NexusOption 2: Download ZIP
Download ZIP from GitHubAfter downloading:
- Extract ZIP (if downloaded) or navigate to cloned directory
- Make sure you have
gccandmakeinstalled - Run
maketo build - Install with
sudo make install
Build Nexus
Compile the engine from source
make
sudo make installRun Protocol Scripts
Execute Protocol (.p) files
nexus run yourscript.pProtocol Syntax Example
Example Protocol script for system automation
/* Layer 01: System Initialization */
layer.root {
use std.net
use std.nexus
let connectivity = "wired"
/* Automated Security Protocol */
listen net.eth0 {
match (packet.origin == "unknown") {
nexus.firewall.drop(packet.ip)
log.trace("Intrusion suppressed.")
}
}
print("Success: Node synchronized with the Wired.")
}Documentation
Everything you need to know
Protocol Language
Learn the declarative, layer-based system language syntax and features.
API Reference
Complete API documentation for Nexus engine functions and Protocol standard library.
Architecture
Deep dive into Nexus engine architecture, VM design, and execution model.
Additional Resources
More resources and links