Search and clean your contacts
Most people's contacts are scattered: a name spelled one way in Outlook, a phone number that only ever made it into iCloud, a company that changed three jobs ago but still shows as current. Nexusplus combines those pieces into one explainable record per person, shows where each detail came from, and flags a likely duplicate for your review rather than merging two people who merely share an address or an office line. More
MCP connector Server URL https://nexusplus.ai/api/mcpCopy Login OAuth Protocol MCP 2026-07-28 Instructions Access to your Nexusplus contacts. Call list_my_lists to discover lists, then pass a listId to the scoped tools (you may omit listId if you have exactly one list). This connection is read-only; it cannot modify your data.
Tools Reads data11 find_ duplicate_ candidatesget_ contact_ dossierget_ contact_ sourcesget_ contact_ versionsget_ relationship_ networklist_ contactslist_ duplicate_ candidateslist_ integrationslist_ my_ listsmerge_ previewsearch_ contacts
Deletes or can't be undone8 create_ contactdismiss_ duplicate_ candidatemerge_ contactspublish_ contactset_ contact_ destinationssplit_ contactsubmit_ contact_ revisionunmerge_ contact
Skills 6 in the ChatGPT listing
Capture with reason Use when the user has just met someone and wants to save them to their Nexusplus contacts, or wants to add a new person or company to their contacts, and says why ("met at the conference", "a candidate for the sales role", "a competitor"), or asks you to add someone to their contacts and check that they are not already saved. Duplicate review Use when the user asks whether their Nexusplus contacts contain duplicates, whether two of their contacts are the same person, wants to clean up or merge their saved contacts, wants to dismiss a suggested duplicate, or says a merge of their contacts was wrong and wants it undone or two people separated. Edit contact Use when the user wants to change something about a person or company already saved in their Nexusplus contacts: a new phone number or email, a new job or employer, a spelling or name correction, a birthday, notes, or tags ("Sheila's new number is...", "she moved to Acme", "fix the spelling of his name"). Get started Use when the user has just connected Nexusplus, asks what Nexusplus can do with their contacts, or asks about a person or company in their own Nexusplus contacts, a possible duplicate among those contacts, or a change to one of those contacts, for the first time in a conversation. lookup Use when the user asks, about their own Nexusplus contacts, who they know at a company, what a saved contact's phone number, email, address or employer is, how two of their contacts are connected, when one of their contacts last changed or where its details came from, or which accounts are connected to Nexusplus. Publish and destinations Use when the user asks to sync, send or push their Nexusplus contacts to their phone, Outlook or iCloud, wants one of their contacts to go only to certain accounts ("only to work", "just iCloud"), asks where one of their contacts will go or why it is not showing up in a connected account, wants to publish several contacts at once, or asks whether a publish can be undone.