Nuclosian AI
Your individual ERP, built and managed yourself with AI
When business software does not match how you work, adapt the ERP, not the company. Nuclosian AI is the environment for that. Configure with Nuclosian where you already work.
- Nuclosian: AI in the client, superuser and configuration mode only
- Nuclos MCP: the same tool layer for developers
- Nuclos, Launcher, and Host: open source (AGPL). Novabit operates Nuclosian
Why Nuclosian AI
Because AI can adapt the software you work in directly. No workarounds in an external chat, just solid workflows.
Live in the client
AI sits in configuration mode above the tools you are editing. Same session, same screen.
Facts instead of guessing
A knowledge base and server data from the instance feed the answer. Details are in the AI notices.
Session and permissions
Calls run in the signed-in person's session. The change lands directly in the instance.
Meet Nuclosian
The assistant in configuration mode. Writes go straight into the instance.
Nuclosian is the assistant in the configuration mode of the Nuclos 5 web client, for superusers only. Business and IT model on the open tool, state model, or rule. In write mode the change lands directly in the instance. The same tool layer is also available as MCP for developers.
Below is a flow for the complaint example: field "Affected batch". After a change to an existing mask or rule, a line compare with Undo follows.
- Conversation You describe the field. Nuclosian answers in the chat.
- Write The write call creates the field directly in the instance.
- In the instance You see the change in the same session.
Nuclosian
Writing into the instance
Waiting for the dialogue …
Proposal in the chat
First draft
- Field
- Required
- Scope
- State
Write
- Straight into the instance The write call creates the field.
- Rule on the server Rules are created and compiled.
- Your permissions The call runs in the signed-in person's session.
- Visible immediately You see the field on the same screen.
In the instance
Batch field · entity Complaint
- Field is in place The complaint has the field immediately.
- Same session You see it in configuration mode, without switching.
- Your permissions The write runs as the signed-in person.
- Line compare On an existing mask or rule, with Undo.
Superuser · configuration mode · signed-in session
Simplified illustration.
How solutions take shape
Three steps take Nuclosian from request to solution.
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Context from the client
Nuclosian works with what you have open: configuration objects, name, UID, and selection. You do not type IDs.
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Facts instead of guessing
Role, the Nuclos knowledge base, tool descriptions, and best practices feed the answer. The step retrieves what it needs.
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Writing into the instance
In write mode the configuration changes when the tool is called. After a change to an existing mask or rule, a line compare with Undo appears while the previous version is still held in memory.
Security
Compliance and AI Act conformity are built into Nuclosian from the start.
Superuser only
Same access as manual configuration mode. Rights follow the signed-in person.
Straight into the instance
The change lands in the instance when the tool is called. Rules are created and compiled on the server. After a change to an existing mask or rule, a line compare with Undo follows.
Log and model
Calls and results are logged. Novabit operates the language model.
Nuclosian AI pricing
AI assistant and quota top-ups, booked individually. Offered exclusively to businesses (Section 14 German Civil Code). All prices excl. VAT. Public-sector customers: please contact us.
Additional usage quotas from €49, only with an active AI subscription. Top up in your account →
We recommend running production systems on Nuclos Cloud. Go to cloud hosting →
Nuclosian AI for developers
The same factual base is also available as MCP, with broader configuration options.
Most teams start with Nuclosian in the client. When your IT needs custom clients, apps, or integrations, the same tool layer is available as Nuclos MCP.
Nuclos MCP for developers
How the MCP tool layer is embedded in Nuclosian AI, which domains the catalog covers, and what IT should watch for with session, permissions, and custom clients.
- MCP is the open tool layer for custom clients and integrations.
- One catalog: metadata, rules, layouts, entities, records, write actions.
- Same session as in the client: the signed-in person. The tools execute the write call.
Novabit chooses the language model. We can clarify connection questions with you directly.
Book a conversationNuclosian AI FAQ
Short and concrete: Nuclosian, writes, MCP, and who Nuclosian AI is for.
- What is Nuclosian AI?
- Nuclosian AI is the environment where business and IT adapt their individual ERP themselves. At the center is Nuclosian in the client configuration mode. In write mode the change goes straight into the instance.
- What is Nuclosian?
- Nuclosian is the AI assistant in the Nuclos web client (configuration mode, superuser). It helps with workflows, screens, and process logic. Writes run as soon as the model calls the tool.
- What is Nuclos MCP?
- MCP (Model Context Protocol) is a tool layer for developers. The same factual and action base that sits with Nuclosian in the client is available for custom clients, apps, and integrations. The tools execute the write call in the signed-in person's session.
- Who is Nuclosian AI for, and when is Nuclos Enterprise the better fit?
- Nuclosian AI fits when processes change often or you prefer to build yourself. Nuclos Enterprise is guided delivery at a fixed price, in 30 days on agreed scope. Both use the same Nuclos 5 platform and can be combined.
- Do source code and data stay with us?
- Nuclos, Launcher, and Host are under the AGPL. ERP source code and data stay with you, on-premise or in the Nuclos Cloud. Novabit operates Nuclosian. Input, context, and answers go to the model provider. Details are in the AI notices.
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Live in the client · Superuser only · Configuration mode