Introduction
Nexa Studio builds a small set of focused products: a Discord bot, a browser-based AI assistant, and a set of private media tools. This site documents all three, along with the shared platform concepts — rate limits, security, and status — that apply across them.
What's here
This documentation is organized around what you're trying to do:
- NexaBot — invite the bot to a Discord server, configure moderation and verification, and understand every feature in the dashboard.
- Nexa Assistant — use the AI chat assistant, understand model choices, daily limits, and how memory works.
- Nexa Convert — convert images, remove backgrounds, erase watermarks, and convert audio/video, entirely in your browser.
- Platform — cross-cutting topics like rate limiting, security, and error handling that apply to more than one product.
Who this is for
Every page is written for three audiences at once: developers who want to understand how something works internally, server admins configuring NexaBot for their community, and everyday users of the Assistant or Convert. Sections that are developer-specific are labeled clearly.
Nexa API
A public developer API for Nexa is not available yet. If you're looking for programmatic access to NexaBot, Nexa Assistant, or Nexa Convert, see the Nexa API page for the current status.
Getting help
If something in these docs is unclear, incorrect, or you've found a bug, the best places to go are:
- The support channels linked from within NexaBot's dashboard
- The Status Page if something looks like an outage rather than a documentation issue