Explore focused tools for terminal workflows, notes and scripting with an opt-in AI harness, a media player with podcasts and audiobooks, and an orchestrated AI workbench on the way. Download CLITiles, InfiniteNotes and Tuner; follow TraceMesh.
Illustration of the workflow the tools support - not a live view of any download or system.
Applications
Three tools you can install today. One you can follow.
Each application is a standalone Windows desktop program. Every page here shows the exact released version, its checksum and what it does and does not do.
An orchestrated AI workbench—agentic, generative, and trainable—with persistent graph memory.
No release date announcedRead the direction
How they fit together
Organize. Develop. Preview what is next.
01
Organize terminal work with CLITiles
Keep the build, test, log-tail and git sessions for one project together as tiles you drive from the keyboard. Workspaces remember layouts, profiles and working directories.
02
Develop notes and scripts with InfiniteNotes
Write runbooks and scripts side by side, then optionally turn on the AI harness—Ask, Agent, or Agent (auto)—so models work inside your files under Apply rules. The CLITiles bridge pastes selected text; running it stays a separate, confirmed step.
03
Keep the room moving with Tuner
A compact local player with playlists, a queue, live radio, podcasts, and LibriVox audiobooks. Focus mode pins a small always-on-top window above your editor.
04
Preview orchestrated AI with TraceMesh
In development: an agentic and generative AI workbench with NetworkMesh task scheduling and a Learn trainer for persistent skill memory. Not yet available for download.
Only the CLITiles ↔ InfiniteNotes bridge is a shipped integration today (named pipe, no network port, off by default). Tuner and TraceMesh do not connect to the other applications.
Downloads
Browse freely. Verify your email to access downloads.
Every product page, release note and checksum is public. A free account with a verified email unlocks the installer files. That keeps a lightweight record of who received which build so withdrawn releases and security notices can be handled responsibly. No marketing email, ever.
The website account is separate from any sign-in inside InfiniteNotes or TraceMesh. Creating or deleting it does not create, change or remove an application account.
Do I need an account to read about the applications?
No. Every product page, screenshot, requirement, and release note is public. An account is only needed to download installer files.
Why do downloads require a verified email?
It keeps a lightweight record of who received which build so withdrawn releases and security notices can be handled responsibly. No marketing email is sent; the account only exists for downloads.
Is the website account the same as my InfiniteNotes or TraceMesh sign-in?
No. The website account is separate and only unlocks downloads on nexus-applications.com. Creating or deleting it does not create, change, or remove an application account.
Are the installers signed?
Not currently. Windows SmartScreen will show a warning. Each download panel lists the SHA-256 of the exact file so you can verify it with Get-FileHash before running it. Do not disable antivirus or operating-system protection.
Do downloads include AI usage?
No. InfiniteNotes AI features are optional and use your own API key with the provider you choose; any charges are between you and that provider. CLITiles and Tuner have no generative AI features (Tuner streams third-party media catalogs only). TraceMesh AI capabilities are not available for download yet.
When will TraceMesh be available?
No date is set. TraceMesh needs more testing and versioning before it is offered here. Updates will appear on its product page.