Easier top-ups and support, more reliable Telegram and API
The October 27 update makes it easier to top up, invite friends and contact support. It also improves bot navigation and API reliability and refreshes the client setup guides.
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More reliable API, simpler partner program and campaigns
The September 25 Nexus update makes API requests easier to retry after connection failures, simplifies partner journeys, and makes Telegram messages more useful to recipients. We have also expanded capacity for model requests, so responses should arrive more consistently.
Major Nexus update: models, API, and self-service tools
The August 15 update brings together changes to the model catalog, API, Telegram bot, top-ups, support, and documentation.
Post-fact billing architecture, unbilled safety contract, and API parity
A major architectural update to Nexus Hub: full transition to transparent
post-fact billing, introduction of the protective unbilled contract for
interrupted requests, audit payload redaction for privacy, and strict
alignment with official OpenAI, Anthropic, and Gemini specifications.
Gemini API support, new models, streaming, and public status page
This major Nexus API release significantly broadens the ecosystem of supported protocols: introducing native Gemini API compatibility, new GPT-5.6 and Gemini 3 model lines, streaming for Chat Completions, connection stability standards, and a public service status page.
Granular key permissions, proactive alerts, and rich bot tables
A major Telegram bot update delivers deeper self-service capabilities: granular model access control per API key, a reliable asynchronous notification outbox, media attachments in support tickets, and interactive rich tables.
Telegram self-service dashboard: API key controls, support tickets, and recovery
The Telegram bot has evolved into a complete Nexus Hub self-service hub: profile management, API key controls, integrated support tickets, and account recovery are now accessible directly in the chat.