Nookth gives your team and its agents one calm place for their work, so everyone can focus on what matters.

With agents, every initiative moves faster, and people deserve to know where things stand and why.

A drawn office for small AI-first teams. Your team's desks are ready. Add projects and agents when you like.

Set up once, and every room stays current, so your people spend their day on the work

Desks start ready, with good defaults. Connect Linear when you like and projects set up and stay in sync. Agents add updates as they go. Updates reach each person at their desk, in time and never too many. Nothing new to keep up.

People move between many tools and projects, and each switch costs focus. Nookth brings them together, so the desk is where things land.

A drawing of a project room called Onboarding flow, marked on track: three people at a shared table, a board on the wall, and a panel listing what is in the room, with the board, a to-do list, meeting notes and a room chat with two new messages. — A drawing of the product, not a screenshot of it yet

Every decision keeps its why, so new work starts aligned

Each decision is saved with its reason, what it affects, how the team will know it worked, and its sources. Agents write entries as they work, with their reasons; people read them and push back when they disagree. The what and how stay in Linear and GitHub. Everyone's agents read the why over MCP, so new work starts from the team's direction.

Reasoning gets lost in chats and tickets, and agents may not follow the team's standards. A shared why keeps people and agents pointed the same way.

Each person's agents act and the person stays in charge, so work moves fast and stays theirs

Agents decide and update their person's projects. Every change shows in the project room, marked as the agent's. The person gets the credit, is told at their desk when something needs them, and can step in or undo. We track the project's work, never a picture of a person.

Automated changes can arrive faster than anyone can read. Each person can know what was done in their name.

A drawing of the same project room up close: two people at a table, a small robot companion beside one of them, an orange cat, and a raised hand over one person asking: can someone look at pricing? — A drawing of the product, not a screenshot of it yet

Everyone can see what the company is doing and why, so each person's work fits the whole

Anyone can see across projects: what is underway, why, and the key updates. Nookth helps show how it may affect you and your work, for you only. When a new project starts, what others decided and why comes with it. And the floor is a warm place with people: notes, breaks, clubs.

Parallel initiatives can overlap, and people with insight may never be asked. Seeing across projects helps them find each other.

Comfortable here, and never watched

People are comfortable here. Nothing about a person is shown unless they choose it. No monitoring, no timers, no “last seen”.

Early access

Nookth is in early access. The pictures on this page are drawings, not the finished product. Leave your email and we will tell you when there is a place for you.

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