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Nexus writes events to PostgreSQL and optionally triggers a follow-up endpoint after root-chain completion.

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Database URL

You can set the DB URL in two common ways:
  • pass db_url directly to NexusClient / LangHandler
  • rely on library config helpers (get_db_url() / set_db_url())
from nexus_library.nexus_core import NexusClient

client = NexusClient(
    api_key="00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000",
    db_url="postgresql://user:pass@host/db",
)

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Trigger URL

LangChain tracing can call a trigger endpoint after root chain completion or failure:
  • POST {trigger_url}/catch_route_manual
The URL is read through get_trigger_url().

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Storage contract

The library expects an agent_logs table with at least:
  • UUIDs for run_id, user_id, and optional parent_run_id
  • text for trace_id, event_type, and name
  • JSONB fields for input and output
  • nullable text for error

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Security guidance

Do not rely on hardcoded credentials in source code for production usage. Prefer environment-driven secrets and managed secret stores.
  • rotate credentials regularly
  • use least-privilege DB roles
  • separate dev and prod storage backends