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What we’ve shipped, changed, and learned while building Numa — newest first.
Numa — open beta
Anyone can ask for Numa now. Free, for the length of the beta.
Numa on Windows
Numa is now compatible with Windows.
Numa on Linux
Numa now runs on Linux.
Canvas
A shared surface where you and Numa can think in the same place.
Letting an agent work on the canvas
Hand a task to a worker and watch it happen, in view.
Numa 1.2.4 — quieter, steadier
Lower idle weight, calmer takeovers, a steadier hand.
Writing your first Numa flow
Composing your first flow, step by step.
Virtual Display — acting without taking over
Numa can drive an app without stealing your screen or your cursor.
On memory that folds
How Numa remembers a long task without drowning in it.
Folder chat
Point Numa at a folder and talk to it about what's inside.
Numa Code
Working directly with code, in place.
Recording a task for Numa to learn
Teach Numa a workflow once by doing it.
Numa 1.2
Refinements to attention and presence.
Numa 1.1.5 — the brain moves to the server
Numa's reasoning moved off the desktop; the app got lighter for it.
Watchers
Numa can keep an eye on something and act the moment it changes.
On watching, not nagging
The whole craft of an attentive tool is in when it stays quiet.
Numa 1.1 — the notch
Numa got a body: a small, always-there presence at the edge of the screen.
On giving software a body
Why presence needs somewhere to live, not just something to say.
Numa on macOS
What Numa needs from your Mac.
Setting up Numa
Installing Numa and giving it room to work.
What presence means in software
What we mean when we say a program has presence.
Numa 1.0
The first stable release.
Numa
Our first attempt at an answer.
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What we’ve shipped, changed, and learned while building Numa — newest first.