How Nexus fits together
Fire Pass is not Nexus. Fire Pass is an experimental promotion aimed at individual developers and VIP invites. Nexus is the team control plane for connecting harnesses, intelligent routing, and per-seat spend limits. Both can use FireConnect, but they serve different audiences.
Typical paths
1
Connect a harness
Install FireConnect, sign in, and run
fireconnect <harness> on. This points your coding tool at Fireworks with sensible model defaults.2
Add intelligent routing (optional)
Enable FireRouter when you want automatic cost optimization — simple prompts stay on open models, hard prompts pass through to closed-source models you BYOK.
3
Control spend per seat (optional)
For team accounts, enable per-user usage limits to cap serverless spend per developer and block overages until the billing period resets.
Use components on their own
Nexus is modular. You do not need every piece to get value:- FireConnect only — route harnesses to Fireworks open models with a standard API key (
fw_...). No FireRouter or seat limits required. - FireRouter only — call the
fireroutermodel directly through the Fireworks inference API, or enable it in FireConnect with--model firerouter. - Usage limits only — cap serverless spend per user on supported models without changing how harnesses connect.
FireRouter and FireConnect are available on self-serve (PLG) today. Per-user usage limits require a team account — reach out to your Fireworks contact to enable them.
Quick links
FireConnect
Install the CLI and route Claude Code, OpenCode, Codex, and more
FireRouter
Automatic routing between open and closed-source models
Usage limits
Per-user spending caps for serverless inference
Fire Pass
Invite-only promotion for personal agentic coding