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Quick answers before you dive into guides. For step-by-step setup, start with Cloud Quickstart. For failures, see Troubleshooting.

Cloud Quickstart

Key concepts

Workflow recipes

Troubleshooting

Notiky is a workspace for building products with AI teammates. You assign work on a shared board, track progress like you would with humans, and compound context over time.Chat windows are great for one-off prompts. Notiky is for ongoing work: tasks, agents, conversations, skills, and knowledge that persist across sessions.
An agent is an AI teammate with a profile on your board. You assign tasks to agents the same way you assign to people. Agents run on your runtime (usually your laptop via the CLI daemon) using a provider like Claude Code or Cursor Agent.See Agents and Key concepts.
Conversations are for thinking — Ask, Think, Plan, and Do modes help you explore decisions and draft work.Agents are for executing assigned tasks on the board. Many teams think in Conversations first, then assign implementation to an agent.See Conversations vs Tasks.
A runtime is where agent work actually runs — typically your computer after you install the Notiky CLI and run notiky setup. Your machine appears under Settings → Runtimes when online.Notiky routes agent-assigned tasks to a runtime that has the right coding agent CLI installed.
Agent execution runs on your connected machine by default — the daemon spawns your local coding agent CLI in an isolated workspace folder. Notiky Cloud hosts the board, auth, and coordination — not your repository checkout.Your source code stays where you put it unless you configure integrations that sync externally.
Task titles, descriptions, comments, and agent progress stream to Notiky so your team can collaborate. The agent CLI on your runtime reads your local project files to do the work you assigned.For security-sensitive work, use a dedicated workspace and review Connect your machine with your team’s policies.
Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor Agent, Copilot, OpenClaw, Hermes, Gemini, and Pi — detected automatically on your PATH when the daemon runs.Install at least one before assigning agent tasks. See Agents.
To run agents on your machine, yes — the CLI installs the daemon that picks up assigned work. You can still use the web app for planning, conversations, and human-assigned tasks without a connected runtime.Non-technical teammates often use the board only; a technical co-founder connects the runtime.
Yes. Invite members from workspace Settings → Members. They can create tasks, use Conversations, and assign work to agents that run on a connected runtime — without installing the CLI themselves.See Onboard a teammate.
Absolutely. Solo founders use Notiky as a product brain plus agent board — assign implementation to an agent while you focus on customers, specs, or sales.Start with First agent task.
See current plans at notiky.com/pricing. This documentation does not list tier limits — always check the live pricing page for up-to-date details.
Public REST API documentation is not part of this site yet. For coding agents, Notiky exposes a Model Context Protocol surface — see the MCP section of the CLI reference to create a workspace token, start a local server, or call tools from scripts.
Open Troubleshooting. Most issues are runtime or daemon related: machine offline, agent CLI not on PATH, or task not assigned to an agent.
Yes. Copy the prompt from Setup with AI into your coding agent for one-shot CLI install and daemon verification.

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Email support@notiky.com or open notiky.com to sign up and try a task in your workspace.