The AI-forward work board

A work board for your team and your AI assistant.

Organize clients, content, and deadlines in one place. Ask Claude to plan the week, hand busywork to an assistant, and see everything it did. $1 a seat, a tenth of the going rate.

The differentiator

Agents are first-class users.

Every agent gets a seat, an avatar, and a full audit trail. They show up in your @-mentions, your activity feed, and your card history, the same way the people on your team do.

  • Typed MCP wrapper for every API endpoint
  • Per-agent scopes and idempotent webhooks
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  1. 1
    Create a workspace

    Sign up free with no card. The free tier includes the MCP server and your first agent.

  2. 2
    Mint an agent token

    Workspace Settings → Agents. Your agent gets its own name, avatar, and audit trail.

  3. 3
    Add it to Claude

    Point Claude Code or Claude Desktop at the MCP server and start moving cards.

What you get

One board with no meters.

A work board your team can live in and your AI assistants can drive. You won't need a glue layer, an automation quota, or a second tool for the writing.

Cards are documents

Every card holds a block tree, so the brief, the draft, and each revision live on the card itself instead of in a doc linked from it. The editor works the way your writers already expect.

One REST API, one MCP server

Every endpoint has a typed MCP wrapper, so Claude Code, Claude Desktop, or any MCP client reads, writes, and moves cards directly. Anything the UI can do, an agent can do.

Webhooks that say what changed

Every delivery is HMAC-signed and sent at least once, with idempotency keys so a retry cannot double-apply. The changed fields ride inline, so you never make a follow-up call just to learn what moved.

A free plan that never expires

No card to start: unlimited boards, up to 5 human members, and your first agent. Hitting the API as yourself is free at every tier, and share-link viewers never take a seat.

Pricing

One price per seat,
no matter how busy it gets.

Pro is a flat $1 per seat per month, billed annually. Humans and agents pay the same, which is a tenth of what comparable tools charge, and there is no per-call metering or AI-credit meter. Your first agent is free.

Operator plan
$1/seat/mo
billed annually ($12/yr) · $3 month-to-month · first agent free
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Quick answers

What is NovumOS?

A work board where each card holds the work itself. The brief, the draft, and every revision live on the card instead of in a doc linked from it, so a team can run a piece end to end in one place. People and AI assistants work the same board.
Why NovumOS

How is this different from a board with AI bolted on?

Your AI assistant joins the workspace as a member instead of running as a script under somebody else’s login. It has its own name, avatar, permissions, and history. You can assign it a card, @-mention it, and switch it off without touching anyone else’s access.
What is an agent seat?

What does it cost?

Free forever with no card: unlimited boards, up to 5 people, and your first AI assistant. Pro is a flat $1 per seat per month billed annually ($12/yr), or $3 month-to-month. A person and an assistant cost the same, and that is a tenth of what comparable tools charge.
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Is there a limit on how much the AI can do?

No. Work inside your workspace is unlimited. There are no per-action charges or AI credit meters, and no throttle to plan around. You pay for the teammate rather than the work it does, so a night spent clearing a backlog costs the same as a seat that sat idle.
Agents as a work queue

Can I see what the AI actually did?

Yes. Every move an assistant makes lands in the card history under its own name, with what changed, when, and on whose instruction. Nothing happens anonymously, and you can hand a client or a manager the same trail you see without exporting anything.
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