# NEXO v3.0.2 is out: libre shared brain, cleaner demos, and sharper public entry points

`v3.0.2` is now published:

- Release: https://github.com/wazionapps/nexo/releases/tag/v3.0.2
- npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/nexo-brain
- Site: https://nexo-brain.com

This release matters less because of one giant feature and more because the public product story is now much easier to understand.

## What NEXO is

NEXO is libre/open-source software for a local cognitive runtime with:

- one shared brain across Claude Code, Codex, Claude Desktop, and other MCP-compatible clients
- persistent local memory
- doctor diagnostics, workflows, scripts, reminders, followups, and public Evolution discipline around that memory layer

## What changed

- release and public integration verification were hardened
- the public website now has a demo-first path
- new search-intent pages explain where NEXO fits without forcing everyone through the full docs first

New public surfaces:

- Demos: https://nexo-brain.com/demos/
- Solutions: https://nexo-brain.com/solutions/
- Use cases: https://nexo-brain.com/use-cases/

## The three shortest demos

1. Install in 60 seconds
2. Shared brain across Claude Code and Codex
3. Review-gated public Evolution with Draft PR pause/resume behavior

## Why this direction

The old problem was not lack of capability. It was that the path from "I heard about NEXO" to "I understand what it actually does" was too long.

The new public surfaces are designed to fix that while keeping the product technically honest:

- local-first
- inspectable
- AGPL-licensed
- stronger for real operators than for generic AI hype

## If you are already using NEXO

The most useful thing right now is public proof.

If you have a real setup or workflow where NEXO helps, reply here or open a new discussion with:

- your main client surface
- the problem you wanted to solve
- which NEXO pieces actually mattered

That will help turn the current honest use-case patterns into stronger public case studies.
