Nami

Nami is a desktop workbench for running AI coding and task agents from one place. It launches Claude Code, Codex and Antigravity directly, and offers one click setup for OpenCode, Hermes and Kimi, so a user can swap in a different agent without changing tools. A user describes work in plain English and the chosen agent carries it out. Each job runs in its own pane, and several sessions can run at the same time on one screen, with a view of what every agent is doing. A user can also describe a new agent in plain words and have it saved to a shelf, and the same works for skills and MCP connections to services such as Notion and Gmail. A session can show finished results in a viewer, and agents can be pinned to a desk. The interface comes in six themes, including Paper, Operator, Glass, Graphite, Soft and Dusk. Nami is aimed at people who want agent power without living in a terminal, such as operators running a business, and it is built and offered by the founder of Dainami AI, who says it is the workspace he built for his own operation. Downloads are available for Mac and Windows, and the site links to documentation and a GitHub repository. The site publishes no pricing page and states no plan prices.