Nook

A workspace for AI development

A clearer view of your AI team.

Nook is building a local-first home for your development agents. See who's working, follow the task, and review the result in one visual workspace.

Explore Nook

Early working prototype

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Nook's 3D office: five chibi-style agents at wooden desks, surrounded by books, plants, and a small reading corner.
Actual prototype geometry, rendered offline with demonstration states.

Less context switching. More context.

Keep the work together.

When agents are spread across chats, terminals, and projects, it's easy to lose the thread. Nook brings the overview and the details into the same place, so you can see what needs your attention.

The workflow

Delegate. Follow. Review.

Designed for developers who want to stay close to the work they hand off.

  1. Set the scope

    Give the task a clear goal and relevant context. Review the plan and the work you're approving.

    A task with a clear boundary

  2. See the work

    Scan the office, then open a task for its activity, decisions, and details. Connection status stays separate from task progress.

    An overview you can inspect

  3. Review the result

    Inspect the output and its recorded checks. Accept the result or ask for a correction before moving on.

    Evidence beside the output

A thoughtful place to work

A small office.
A useful perspective.

Visual when you need an overview
A 3D office gives projects and agents a visible home. Task views hold the detail needed to make a decision.
Local first, with clear boundaries
The workspace and orchestration are designed to run on your machine. Selected model requests can still go to your chosen provider.
Built around the work, across runtimes
Runtime adapters are part of the architecture. The goal is a consistent review workflow as support for more providers develops.

Where we are

Building carefully, one task at a time.

Today

An early working prototype

The local service, visual office, and task-review workflow are implemented. Live-agent task execution and reviewable edits have been tested in the prototype.

Nook is in active development and is not yet a general release.

Next

A broader, well-tested workspace

  • Supported Claude integration
  • Bounded development-task evaluations
  • Linux-first desktop experience
  • Secure phone-based oversight

Built with intention

Let's talk about
better agent work.

Nook is being built by Vũ Thái Dương, a software developer based in Hanoi, Vietnam, with a background in game and mobile development.

Interested in the direction, or working through the same challenges?

hello@nookoffice.cyou