Changelog

Create multiple named API keys per organization. Separate keys across environments, team members, or integrations and revoke them independently.

Agents now know who's talking to them. When multiple team members interact with the same agent, it sees each person's name and can give personalized responses.

Customize the system prompt for each agent. Control exactly how your agent behaves, what tone it uses, and what instructions it follows.

Messages between you and your agent are now delivered through a redundant channel. Brief network interruptions no longer cause lost messages.

Agents can now send files back to you. Generated reports, CSVs, images, or any file — delivered directly to Slack, Discord, or the web dashboard.

See what your agent is doing in real time. Tool calls, reasoning steps, and subtasks stream to the UI as they happen.

Scheduled jobs no longer need a channel. Create app-level jobs that run on a cron schedule and pick which agent handles them.

Search and install pre-built skills from a growing catalog. One click to add a skill to your agent, or download it for local use.

Agent responses in Slack now render with native tables, proper emoji, and better handling of long messages. No more walls of monospace text.

eksec is now nairi. New name, new look, same platform. Your agents, integrations, and workflows continue to work exactly as before.

Browse a catalog of MCP tools and install them to your agent with one click. OAuth and API key auth flows are handled for you.

The nairi dashboard got a fresh look. Easier to find what you need, less clutter, and a smoother experience across the board.

Set custom environment variables on your agents directly from the dashboard. They're applied on startup and available to all processes inside the container.

nairi agents can now run on OpenAI's Codex CLI. Set up Codex as your agent's coding harness and everything else stays the same.

Your agent's MCP tool connections now run through a secure proxy that keeps your secrets hidden from the agent. It can use your tools without ever seeing the real credentials.

Build an AI agent once and share it with your whole team. Connect Claude Code, OpenCode, or the API, add your tools and skills, and let your team interact via Slack, Discord, or the web.