Nexura Connectors
Fifteen approval-gated SaaS, database and mail connectors for Nexura workflows.
Install
pip install nexura-connectors
Alpha (0.4): pip install nexura-connectors. See package installation.
Minimal example
The runtime registers all 15 modules when this package is installed; otherwise they report MODULE_UNAVAILABLE. Write operations need human approval; an approved: true input grants nothing. Credentials are references, not literal tokens; destination validation blocks private/metadata addresses and pins DNS.
from nexura_runtime.modules import default_registry
connectors = [
m for m in default_registry.list_modules() if m["module_id"].startswith("nexura.connectors.")
]
assert len(connectors) == 15 and all(m["is_available"] for m in connectors)
print(sorted(m["module_id"] for m in connectors))
Status and limits
Status: alpha (0.4), Python 3.12 (the same as
nexura-runtime). Every connector is tested offline only, against mock HTTP transports and in-memory database and mail fakes; none has been checked against the live service. The full guide isdocs/connectors.mdin the repository.
Documentation and licence
Main documentation · Full guide. MIT, Copyright (c) 2026 Liceron. See LICENSE.
1 maintainer
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