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What is Plexa

Plexa is the orchestration layer above SCP. It runs a tick loop, packs every body’s state into a brain prompt, applies safety rules, dispatches the brain’s tool intent as a direct method call, and remembers what worked across sessions.
If you only have one body, use scp-protocol directly. Plexa starts paying for itself when you have two or more.

SCP vs Plexa

When to use which

Use scp-protocol when:
  • You have one body.
  • You want full control over the tick loop.
  • You do not need cross-session memory at the orchestrator level.
Use Plexa when:
  • You have several bodies and want one LLM coordinating them.
  • You need cross-session memory that the brain can search before deciding.
  • You want a hard safety gate that cannot be bypassed by the LLM.
  • You want bodies to talk to each other directly without going through the brain.

Quick start

The starfish

Plexa’s logo is a starfish. A starfish has no central brain; it has a ring of nerves that coordinate many independent arms. Each arm decides locally; the ring coordinates when an action needs more than one arm. That is the same shape as a Plexa Space coordinating many SCP bodies.