Manual

This section is the user-facing guide to Nervix. If you are new to Nervix, the Quickstart builds a first graph step by step; this section is the full reference behind it.

Nervix is experimental software in active development. It is intended for evaluation, local testing, and design exploration. It is not suitable for real production workloads.

Use it for:

• understanding product boundaries and non-goals
• learning the NSPL surface
• understanding the currently supported transport integrations, including Kafka and Pulsar
• defining schemas, resources, relays, ingestors, processors, and emitters
• planning branch capacity from the documented cost structure and current signals
• working with sessions and the Rust client
• following end-to-end examples

To write custom WASM processor guests in Rust, continue to the Rust WASM Guest SDK. If you want implementation details, runtime internals, or control-plane/data-plane architecture, continue to Architecture And Internals.