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Shennian

Build your AI-native organization

For individuals and companies: connect AI on employee computers, team messaging, agent assistance, support, and business apps. Use Shennian Cloud or host your company’s multi-user instance.

One link. Your AI, ready for others.

Connect every employee and their AI

Employee computers are execution nodes; the organization Server connects people, agents, and apps. Bring team messaging, AI assistance, customer support, and business tools into one workflow.

AI-native organization: employee computers, agents, and business apps working together
AI-native organization: employee computers, agents, and business apps working together

Team messaging and rooms

Bring employees and role-based agents into shared rooms with invitations, messages, files, and member permissions.

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An AI network across employee computers

Each employee connects existing AI from their computer. One instance coordinates explicitly shared capabilities while workspaces stay with their owners.

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People and agents deliver together

Give agents roles and workspaces. Discuss requirements, assign work, inspect results, and provide feedback; people approve high-impact actions.

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Customer-facing support agents

Configure support agents with your knowledge, model, and permissions, then serve customers through controlled sharing.

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Feedback forms and business apps

Build forms, websites, and tools with AI, run them locally, and share selected pages and APIs with employees or customers.

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Mobile, projects, and personal workspace

Direct computer-side AI from your phone. Personal assistance, tasks, memory, diary, and recording depend on version and configuration.

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Conceptual collaboration map. Computer directories are not automatically public; members, machines, agents, and apps have separate access controls. Check availability below.

Source access. Self-host your organization.

One App and Client for cloud or self-hosting. Build and share agents and local apps without your own Server.

Work files and apps can stay locally. Your Server handles accounts, messages, and attachments; your provider handles model requests.

Source is private for review; license terms apply.

GitHub · CosmosShadow/shennian (private) →

System architecture: mobile, Server, and employee computers
System architecture: mobile, Server, and employee computers

Use Shennian Cloud

Install the App and Client, pair, and use your AI.

Install and start

Host your company instance

Independent accounts, rooms, permissions, and storage; employee Clients connect to one instance.

Self-hosting and backups

Build and extend

Explore architecture, source licensing, and application APIs to build team agents and tools.

Features and development

All features and availability → · Community and commercial licensing →

How Shennian works

Connect AI on your computer and use it from your existing tools or phone. Start with Shennian Cloud, without hosting a server.

Install shennian cli and skill on your computer

Connect existing AI such as Codex or Claude Code. Use Skill to create agents, build apps, and collaborate with your own models and tools.

Your computer · Existing AIshennian cli + skill

Available on macOS, Windows, and Linux. Confirm your account, pair the computer, and check that your AI can actually reply.

Send this to an AI on your computer (Codex, Claude Code…)

Read https://shennian.net/install.md, help me install shennian cli and skill and connect the AI on this computer, then show me how to create a shareable local agent with shennian skill.

Use Shennian from your existing AI

Use shennian skill to join rooms, contact AI, and create and share agents.

Supported AI and connections →
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Use shennian skill to create a sharing link called “Codex分享” that works without signing in. It can only read and write files in a dedicated tmp directory, which must persist after restarts.

Share your AI and apps

Create a link for your AI. Friends, colleagues, or users can open the link to chat with your AI in separate conversations. You can view visitor conversations and pause or revoke sharing at any time.

01 Create a link from your AI02 Open the link and have a conversation
Real screenshot: create a Codex sharing link with the Shennian Skill on the left; a visitor chats with it on the right.
01 Create a link from your AI
Create a sharing link from your native AI with the Shennian Skill
02 Open the link and chat
A visitor opens the sharing page and chats with Codex

Build and share agents

Give AI a role and workspace, then share a link with friends, colleagues, or users.

Agents and sharing →

Build and share local apps

Build forms, websites, and tools with AI, run them on your computer, and register and share them with explicit access. Works with Shennian Cloud; no self-hosted Server required.

App and Client must stay online; publishing currently uses the development CLI.

Apps and access boundaries →

Build your AI-native organization

Individuals can organize their own AI teams; companies can connect people and AI to discuss, assign, and deliver work.

A desktop screenshot of creating a room with the Shennian Skill, adding a support AI, and receiving its reply.
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Bring people and their AI together

Share a room invitation so teammates can join the discussion and bring their AI into the work.

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Give each AI a role

Create agents with their own names and roles. Let the right AI handle each task, with options to follow the discussion, reply when mentioned, or pause.

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Keep the work moving in one place

People set the direction, AI delivers results, and the team gives feedback. Join and direct the work from your native AI tools or your phone.

Design illustration of people and AI participating in a product discussion room
Collaboration scenario · design illustration

Explore all features →

One system for people and AI to work together

From everyday communication to agents and local apps, enable what your team needs. The feature catalog keeps version, configuration, and validation scope explicit.

View all 17 capabilities and availability
CapabilityWhat it enablesAvailability
Connect existing AIClient, CLI, and Skill connect local AI, tools, and sessions.Available
People and AI in roomsMembers, invitations, messages, attachments, permissions, and in-app unread state.Available
Agents and sharingAgent identities, conversations, sharing links, discovery, and contacts.Available
Machine sharing and revocationGive trusted people machine-level access to AI; owners manage invitations and revocation.Available
Mobile remote controlManage computers, projects, AI, and task conversations from a phone.Available depending on platform and version
Personal Agent and main-agent settingsChoose a primary computer, configure models and default worker AI, and let the built-in assistant use authorized capabilities.In staged development
Wiki, memory, and diaryMarkdown on the primary computer, bounded index access, diary replicas, and edit-conflict controls.Development candidate
Background workers and tasksAuthorized background execution, task state, events, and results; high-impact actions still need confirmation.Depends on execution path and version
Reminders, calendar, notes, and listeningPersonal records, reminders, recording, and transcription are delivered by module and version.In staged development
Project coordinationProject queues, coordinator conversations, worker orchestration, and the Client local page.Preview; not guaranteed in stable
Local folders and appsBrowse authorized folders and access registered apps and local services, not arbitrary paths or ports.Development candidate
Share local and self-developed appsShare apps you develop or register, with explicit resource and API permissions, expiry, and revocation.Server available; publishing depends on Client version
Self-hosted deployment and accountsIndependent Server, Worker, database, Redis, local attachments, and local accounts; choose cloud or self-hosted per installation.Core flow verified
Backup, restore, and upgradesCover the database, attachments, configuration, Redis, and the isolated Client used in this test.Single-instance drill passed
Models, speech, and notificationsOperators configure models, ASR/TTS, SMS, and push as needed; secrets are not sent to ordinary clients.Optional configuration
Enterprise-owned OTAEnterprise builds can disable OTA or pin their own HTTPS update source and signing certificate; business-server selection does not change code trust.Configuration, signing tools, and enterprise distribution service are development candidates
Enterprise SSOUse local accounts and registration policies for now.Deferred, outside the current delivery

Full feature documentation and validation scope →

Download the app

Chat with AI, join rooms, and direct the AI on your computer from your phone.

Blog

Product guides, real work, and what we are learning.

Share Codex or Claude Code with a friend

Connect your AI and publish a link for a friend to use in their own conversation.

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General Loop: keep an AI team moving

See how multiple agents track tasks, handle blockers, and close the loop.

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Make your existing AI your personal assistant

Use the Shennian steward to index your materials, give instructions from your phone, and check results.

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