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Novel palladium and nickel–sulfur clusters were synthesized using a diamidocarbene-derived carbon disulfide ligand. Structural characterization revealed a tetranuclear metal–sulfur cluster geometry with each metal center exhibiting square-planar coordination. The ligand was redox-active, accommodating oxidation states ranging from 0 to −2.

Graphical abstract: Diamidocarbene-derived palladium and nickel–sulfur clusters

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