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Rebrand: Nexus Terminal → Alchementary Link

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Renames the product across the codebase: Go module path, config/data
paths, keychain service name, export file extension, build tooling,
docs, and UI text. Sidebar brand mark now reads ">_ AlchementaryLink"
with "Alchementary" in the connection-group gold accent colour, and
the window title is "Alchementary Link".

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019T8bJS8BCtY5GeSG2HBj1n
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Andy Dixon
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# Nexus Terminal User Manual
# Alchementary Link User Manual
## Contents
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### Launch and connect
- Start Nexus Terminal.
- Start Alchementary Link.
- Click **New** in the sidebar, choose a protocol, and fill in the profile details.
- Click **Connect** to open a session in a new tab.
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### VNC
- Remote desktop viewer embedded in the Nexus workspace.
- Remote desktop viewer embedded in the Link workspace.
- Password prompt and saved-password modes.
- View-only mode, scale-to-fit, shared sessions, and quality controls.
- Optional SSH tunnel for safer VNC transport.
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## 9. Drag-and-drop uploads and paste
When you drop file(s) into an active terminal, Nexus Terminal asks whether to:
When you drop file(s) into an active terminal, Alchementary Link asks whether to:
- **Upload** to a chosen remote directory, or
- **Paste contents** into the terminal as if typed.
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## 11. Leviathan binary workbench
Leviathan is the integrated binary-analysis and editing workspace inside Nexus Terminal. It is useful for firmware images, unknown binaries, archives, captures, embedded files, suspicious documents, and audio spectrogram experiments.
Leviathan is the integrated binary-analysis and editing workspace inside Alchementary Link. It is useful for firmware images, unknown binaries, archives, captures, embedded files, suspicious documents, and audio spectrogram experiments.
### Switching to Leviathan
Click **Leviathan** in the top-left sidebar header. The normal connection list changes into a tool list. Click **Nexus Terminal** to return to saved servers and groups.
Click **Leviathan** in the top-left sidebar header. The normal connection list changes into a tool list. Click **Alchementary Link** to return to saved servers and groups.
Use **Load** to select a local file. The selected file becomes the current Leviathan working document. Use **Save** to write the patched working copy to a chosen destination.
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## 12. Security and credentials
Nexus Terminal stores credentials securely:
Alchementary Link stores credentials securely:
- **OS keychain first** (Keychain, Secret Service, or Credential Manager).
- **Encrypted vault** fallback using AES-256-GCM with Argon2id.