Your next hire will still be human. Nakama runs the agents. Your team keeps the important work.

Nakama is an AI agent platform for your team. You chat in a dashboard that feels like ChatGPT. Behind that, each agent can use tools, skills, memory, and channels (Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord, and Slack) — with its own identity and permissions.

It was built for teams from day one: one server, many orgs, invites and roles, agents isolated from each other. Set it up with managed cloud or one Docker container.

Coming from OpenClaw or Hermes Agent? Same class of capability, without the setup maze, and not limited to one operator on one machine.

Pick an agent from the rail on the left and start a chat. Every agent has its own prompt files, tools, skills, and memory.

Open ARCHITECTURE.md for the system design. Open the docs site for the full guide.

macOS downloads are available in desktop releases. Windows has no published installation link here yet; unsigned MSIX files in older releases are Partner Center uploads, not installable downloads. See Windows installation for availability and alternatives.

Managed hosting

Use Nakama Cloud to try Nakama with the least work.

Install dependencies

bun install

Start the web (starts the server automatically if needed)

bun run dev:web

Open the web dashboard: http://localhost:3003

bun run dev:server

Docker

You can also run Nakama with Docker. It runs as one container and needs about 200 MB idle, so 1 vCPU and 1 GB is enough for the server on its own. See Requirements before enabling channel workers.

Pull and run the latest image

docker pull ghcr.io/ahmadrosid/nakama:latest umask 077 printf 'NAKAMA_SECRETS_KEY=%s\n' "$(openssl rand -base64 32)" > nakama-secrets.env docker run -d -p 4310:4310 -v nakama-data:/nakama/data --env-file nakama-secrets.env --name nakama ghcr.io/ahmadrosid/nakama:latest

Build from source:

./scripts/docker-build-run.sh

Fresh start (destroys data):

./scripts/docker-destroy.sh ./scripts/docker-build-run.sh

The reset script also removes every container publishing port 4310, including unrelated containers. It does not remove the cached ghcr.io/ahmadrosid/nakama:latest image. See the Docker reset documentation for the complete cleanup scope.

Open the dashboard at http://localhost:4310.

Nakama connects to Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord, Slack, and Composio. With Composio, you can connect to more than 1,000 external apps. Enable them in the web app under Integrations.

On the first run, the server asks for a provider and an API key if none is configured. The server saves settings to ~/.nakama/config.ini.

The server listens on http://127.0.0.1:4310 by default. Interactive API docs are at http://127.0.0.1:4310/docs.

Thanks to everyone who helps make Nakama better.