One workspace for all of them. Say what you need in plain English and watch it get done.
macOS 13 or later · free and open source On an older Intel Mac? Get the Intel build.
Nami is free, MIT, and built by one person so that anyone — not just engineers — can put AI agents to work. If it earns a place on your desk, hit the ☆ Star at the top right. It is the only thing that helps other people find it.
Nami is a desk for AI agents. You open one folder on your Mac, ask for something in plain English, and an agent gets to work in its own pane — while three others do something else beside it.
Nothing happens behind your back.
No more downloading ten different tools only to switch again next week. A better agent ships next month? Swap it in a click and keep working.
It runs on the subscriptions you already pay for — no Nami account, no second bill.
Every job runs in its own pane, all at the same time. One agent writes your emails, another ships your pricing page, a third sorts the invoices, a fourth plans your month. One screen, and you are watching all of it.
Say what you want in plain words and seconds later it is on your shelf, ready to run. Same for skills and connections. Notion, Gmail and Slack connect in one click.
 Glass — light and airy |
 Paper — ink and cream |
 Operator — dark ops |
 Graphite — glass at night |
Nami only ever looks inside the one folder you point it at. Dictation runs on your own machine, so it works on a fresh install with no account, no key and no network. Every build is signed and notarised by Apple, so it opens without a security warning.
- Download it and drag Nami into your Applications folder.
- Point it at one folder you work in. It never looks outside it.
- Ask for something. It finds the agents you already have.
Windows is coming.
git clone https://github.com/mrdainami/nami.git
cd nami
npm install
npm startContributor notes are in CONTRIBUTING.md.
Made by Cal — and made in Nami. Every release on this page was built in the app you are looking at.
Want Nami for your team? Custom builds, Windows, or Nami wired into your own stack — dainami.ai or cal@dainami.ai.
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