Introduction

Naumu is one place for your team's chat, meetings, notes, and AI agents - with a shared memory, so you can ask instead of search.

Updated October 7, 20263 min read

What Naumu is

Naumu is a workspace for a team and its AI. You chat, hold meetings, write notes, and hand recurring work to agents, all in one place. Naumu, the built-in AI, takes part in the work and remembers what matters.

The point is simple: you stop hunting for context. You ask, and Naumu answers from what you and your team have already said and written.

The Naumu app: the space rail on the left, a sidebar with Search, Focus, Topics, Members, Explore, Help and New chat, and the welcome composer asking "What are you building in Harbor Labs?" with an @Naumu chip and a Naumu will reply tag. — The sidebar gets you everywhere in a space, and the composer starts a new conversation with Naumu.

What you can do

Chat with your team and with Naumu. Conversations are organized into topics, which work like channels. Mention @Naumu in a thread to bring it in - see Chatting with Naumu. Focus is your inbox: the list of what needs you now.
Meet. A huddle is a video call inside a conversation. It is recorded and transcribed. For calls in other apps, the desktop app offers to take a meeting note when the call starts.
Hand off recurring work. Agents are AI members of your space. Give one a routine, such as a Monday digest, and it does the work on schedule.
Write notes and build views. Notes hold prose such as meeting minutes and drafts. Views show what Naumu remembers as a table, timeline, calendar, or kanban board.
Bring your other AI apps. Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, and coding agents such as Claude Code and Cursor connect to your spaces and work from the same memory. Agent sessions brings the work you do in Claude Code and Codex into a space.
Connect your tools. Link tools you already use, such as Slack, Jira, Linear, and GitHub.

Naumu remembers, so you can ask

As you work with Naumu, it saves what matters to your space's memory: the people, projects, tasks, and decisions that came up, and how they connect. It does this on its own. Every change is logged, and you can undo it.

Later you ask in plain language - "What did we decide about pricing?" or "What is still open for the launch?" - and Naumu answers from that memory, along with the space's chats and notes.

How memory works

Under the hood, memory is a web of nodes (things such as a person, a task, or a decision) and edges (the connections between them). You never have to build it by hand, and you can use Naumu without ever looking at it. When you want to look under the hood, read Core concepts.

Who it is for

Teams that want chat, meetings, notes, and AI working from the same context.
Solo builders juggling a product, a backlog, and several half-finished ideas.
People who use several AI apps and want them all to share one memory.

A new space starts with just you in it. Invite teammates when you are ready.

Where Naumu runs

Naumu runs in your browser at naumu.ai - nothing to install. There is also a desktop app for Mac, Windows, and Linux at naumu.ai/download. See Desktop app.

Quickstart - set up your first space and invite a teammate.
Finding your way around - what lives where in a space.
Core concepts - the vocabulary, and how memory works underneath.