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What you can do with Nami

Nami is a free, open source desktop workspace that runs several AI agents, including Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and Grok, side by side in one folder on Mac or Windows.

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4 use cases

  • Run several AI agents on one folder at once

    Give several jobs to different agents in one workspace and watch each one work in its own pane.

    View prompt
    Using the Nami repo at mrdainami/nami, set up the desktop app on a Mac or Windows machine and give two separate jobs to two different agents in the same folder <target-folder>. Expected output: two panes running at the same time, each with its own result. Verify that both jobs report progress and that no file outside <target-folder> was read.

  • Create a custom agent by describing it

    Describe the job in plain words and get a ready-to-run agent on your shelf in seconds.

    View prompt
    Using the Nami repo at mrdainami/nami, describe a new agent that sorts invoices in <target-folder> and confirm it appears on the agent shelf. Expected output: the new agent listed and runnable with a short sorted result for one invoice. Verify the agent only touched files inside <target-folder>.

  • Let agents work across Notion, Gmail and Slack

    Connect Notion, Gmail or Slack in one click so agents can act on the messages and pages you use daily.

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    Using the Nami repo at mrdainami/nami, connect the Gmail account for <target-account> and ask an agent to summarize the last five messages in one thread. Expected output: a short summary of those five messages. Verify the agent made no send, delete or edit action.

  • Build Nami from source to test or contribute

    Clone the repo, install dependencies and start the app locally to test changes before you contribute.

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    Using the Nami repo at mrdainami/nami, clone it, run npm install and npm start, then report whether the desktop app opens. Expected output: a running local Nami window. Verify the install finished without errors before starting the app.

How to use Nami

  1. Check you have what it needs: A Mac running macOS 13 or later, or a Windows 10 or later PC; Subscriptions for the agents you want to use, since Nami runs on the subscriptions you already pay for; On Windows, Git and Node for agents that install through them (Nami tells you when one is missing).
  2. Open mrdainami/nami on GitHub and read the README and license.
  3. Download Nami from the Mac or Windows link on the README page and install it.
  4. Open Nami and point it at one folder you work in. It never looks outside that folder.
  5. Ask for the first job in plain English. Each job runs in its own pane.
  6. Ask for a second job while the first is still running. It opens in a new pane beside the first.

These steps come from our top use case, Run several AI agents on one folder at once, which also has a copy-paste agent prompt.

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About this repo

  • Who it is forNon-developers who already pay for AI agent subscriptions and want to run several jobs at once, plus developers who want to build or contribute to the app.
  • Why it is hot
  • LanguageJavaScript
  • Sourcegithub.com/mrdainami/nami · Back to Hot repos

Requirements

  • A Mac running macOS 13 or later, or a Windows 10 or later PC
  • Subscriptions for the agents you want to use, since Nami runs on the subscriptions you already pay for
  • On Windows, Git and Node for agents that install through them (Nami tells you when one is missing)
  • For building from source: Git, Node and npm
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Questions about Nami

What is Nami?

Nami is a free, open source desktop workspace that runs several AI agents, including Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and Grok, side by side in one folder on Mac or Windows. It is an open-source project on GitHub: https://github.com/mrdainami/nami.

Who is Nami for?

Non-developers who already pay for AI agent subscriptions and want to run several jobs at once, plus developers who want to build or contribute to the app.

What can I do with Nami?

4 use cases so far, for example: Run several AI agents on one folder at once; Create a custom agent by describing it; Let agents work across Notion, Gmail and Slack. Each has steps and a copy-paste agent prompt.

What do I need to run Nami?

A Mac running macOS 13 or later, or a Windows 10 or later PC; Subscriptions for the agents you want to use, since Nami runs on the subscriptions you already pay for; On Windows, Git and Node for agents that install through them (Nami tells you when one is missing); For building from source: Git, Node and npm.

What are alternatives to Nami?

Other hot AI repos in Personal productivity: Abacusai Bot, Unigit Ecosystem, Comma, Agent Peer Chat, Compass.

Is Nami safe to run?

Deduped does not own, audit or vouch for it. Read the README and license, run it on your own systems first and review every command before you run it.