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Marketplace ​

The Stacks Marketplace lets you discover, share, and use community-created stacks.

Browsing Stacks ​

On the Landing Page ​

Visit nexus.yogan.dev and click the STACKS tab to browse public stacks without signing in.

Filtering ​

Filter stacks by:

  • Category - infrastructure, database, backend, fullstack, frontend, styling, tui, tooling
  • Sort - Popular, Trending, Recent
  • Search - Find by name or description

Stack Detail Pages ​

Click any stack to view:

  • Full description and instructions
  • Token budget and compiled size
  • Author information
  • Fork and use counts
  • Copy-ready prompt

Publishing a Stack ​

Requirements ​

  • Nexus account with Pro plan
  • Stack must have meaningful instructions
  • Description should be clear and helpful

Steps ​

  1. Create or edit your stack
  2. Add a clear description
  3. Set visibility to Public
  4. Click Publish

Your stack will be immediately available in the marketplace.

Guidelines ​

Do:

  • Write clear, actionable instructions
  • Include best practices and conventions
  • Test your stack before publishing
  • Keep token usage reasonable

Don't:

  • Include sensitive information
  • Copy others' stacks without attribution
  • Publish incomplete or broken stacks
  • Use misleading names or descriptions

Forking Stacks ​

Fork a stack to create your own copy:

  1. Open a public stack
  2. Click Fork Stack
  3. The stack is copied to your account
  4. Customize as needed

Forked stacks:

  • Start as private
  • Can be modified freely
  • Track their original source
  • Can be published independently

Featured stacks appear prominently in the marketplace. Stacks may be featured for:

  • High quality instructions
  • Active maintenance
  • Community popularity
  • Official technology stacks

Starter Stacks ​

Nexus provides 25+ starter stacks covering common technologies:

Infrastructure (Layer 0) ​

  • Cloudflare Workers
  • Vercel Edge

Database (Layer 0) ​

  • Supabase Backend
  • Turso SQLite
  • Drizzle ORM

Backend (Layer 1) ​

  • Hono API
  • tRPC
  • Rust + Axum

Fullstack (Layer 1) ​

  • TanStack Start
  • Next.js App Router
  • Rails 8 Trifecta
  • Phoenix LiveView
  • Leptos Fullstack

Frontend (Layer 2) ​

  • Vite + React
  • Svelte 5 + SvelteKit
  • Vue 3 + Nuxt
  • Rust + WASM

Desktop (Layer 2) ​

  • Rust + Tauri v2
  • Omarchy Desktop

Styling (Layer 2) ​

  • TailwindCSS v4
  • shadcn/ui

TUI (Layer 3) ​

  • Ratatui TUI (Rust)
  • Bubbletea TUI (Go)
  • Ink React CLI

Tooling (Layer 3) ​

  • Vitest + Testing Library

Moderation ​

The marketplace uses flag-based moderation:

  • Users can flag inappropriate stacks
  • Flagged stacks are reviewed
  • Violations may result in stack removal
  • Repeat offenders may be banned

Reporting Issues ​

To report a stack:

  1. Open the stack detail page
  2. Click the Report button
  3. Select the reason
  4. Provide details (optional)

Using Marketplace Stacks ​

Via MCP Tools ​

typescript
// Get any public stack
get-stack: { stackId: "tanstack-start" }

Via CLI ​

bash
# Use a marketplace stack
nexus stack use tanstack-start

# Fork to your account
nexus stack fork drizzle-orm

Via Dashboard ​

  1. Find a stack in the marketplace
  2. Click Use Stack to add to your project
  3. Or Fork to customize

Pro Features ​

Pro plan includes:

  • Unlimited public stacks
  • Private stacks
  • GitHub private repo analysis
  • Priority compilation
  • Analytics (coming soon)

Free tier includes:

  • 3 private stacks
  • Unlimited public stack usage
  • Public repo analysis only

Released under the MIT License.