For you, your agent, your coworker and their agent. It holds the team's critical know-how, research, decisions and data. But it's not a dead storage. It's a workspace that makes the context workable for humans as well as agents.
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Great work team, BTW, how should I think about this compared to Notion plus Claude, or Obsidian plus Claude Code?
@abod_rehman Think of it as one package that does it all. You don't have to cobble together 15 different plugins and tools to make this work. With all of this not running locally but online with realtime collab :)
@abod_rehman + miro, great for collaboration!
@abod_rehman it is out of the box setup, that you don't need to maintain as your second job. plus it works for your whole team from day on
@abod_rehman Both of these combinations are solid. Basically we are giving the whole team the power of Claude Code + Obsidian in a nice package, with better interface and live collaboration. Notion plus Claude is limited to one user in a linear conversation with limited tool calling. Obsidian plus Claude Code is powerful but very local first workflow.
@abod_rehman Yep and much much more than that. Its much easier then to iterate on bunch of documents together and visual output of canvas makes it soo much nicer
@abod_rehman Yes! To import data just add Notion connection and you can pull your data in Kanwas workspace. From Kanwas then you can build the file structure you need, share with others and so on.
In the app and genuinely loving it within first 30 mins. You guys have built something great 💪
@amanvirk1 this means a lot coming from you!! so good to see kanwas being used how it was intended to! 🔥🔥🔥
@amanvirk1 Thank you so much for the shoutout. Means a lot
@amanvirk1 exciting! so happy to see you as our user! ❤️
@amanvirk1 Thank you Harminder! It wouldn't be possible without adonis ❤️
Not sure exactly how I could implement that at our company, but it will clearly fix a big problem for me.
When I am brainstorming or researching on a certain topic, I end up with a big conversation. I need to scroll vertically on Claude or Gemini. The whiteboard form factor you're proposing here would definitely help me organize my ideas and visualize them afterwards.
Definitely worth an upvote and a complete test from me. :)
Congrats on the launch, btw, and best of luck!
@baptiste_ncls yeah I love it because it doesn't collapse my thinking. It's great to iterate on the AIs output, cut out the bad parts, improve the ones that feels good!
@baptiste_ncls Thank you! Brainstorming and research are one of the strongest usecases for us too. The best part is that you can easily share the progress and the final output with your team and gove over it e.g. on a video call.
@baptiste_ncls Curious to get your feedback and insights after the test!
@baptiste_ncls Thanks! Yeah its made for people who like working in visual spaces. There is quite a bit of us :)
I’ve used this tool even before it went open source for a personal project of mine and will keep using it for everything else I will do in the future. Really can’t go back to the linearity of other LLM chats. Wish I had this at my previous company…
@aleks_miric Thank you Aleks for using Kanwas! It's users like you, who helped shape us the product.
@marek_vybiral Glad I could help!
@aleks_miric Thanks for trying it out Aleks! Available for a chat if you need me
@predrag_ristic1 Yeah staying in touch for sure cause I have multiple projects coming up and might even need the collaboration for the first time. Keep up the great work, the tool is great but your proactivity to help onboard and answer questions have been appreciated since day 1!
@aleks_miric Thank you men! It means a lot to us. We want to chat with every single person who comes through to try it out :)
@predrag_ristic1 @aleks_miric Exciting, we are here for you!
@aleks_miric aleks n1 user from d0 :) super grateful for your feedbacks man. Love how you run Kanwas to keep your team aligned!
@johancutych Attaching random screenshot from my last prompt but just wanted to say this has been a lifesaver for me the last few weeks - really helped me to stay consistent both in terms of releasing content every day but also staying consistent within my scripts, design style, everything. I recently moved all my context and ideas from Notion to Kanwas and just work on top of it.
The linearity of ChatGPT was very very annoying for this, every week re-explaining context when it's the same video format week on week was so draining.
the human + agent angle is exactly the gap right now. most teams have context scattered across notion, slack, docs, claude projects, and neither humans nor agents can really use it well. excited to try this. congrats on the launch @johancutych
@bas_fijneman thanks!! Kanwas is the single place for the scattered context so both human and agents can be on the same page. We run whole Kanwas on Kanwas and it feels like super power. Looking forward to your feedback!
@bas_fijneman Super happy that you like it! Let us know how it goes
@johancutych @bas_fijneman The scattered context is a real problem most teams are now facing. What works for use is to divide the context between working context and knowledge base.
@bas_fijneman Thanks so much Bas! I’d love to hear what you think once you try it.
This feels especially powerful for solo founders juggling multiple agents. Keeping everything aligned without constant repetition is a huge win.
@anthony_adams_ Yes, actualy it is. Solo founders need to wear so many hats at once. Kanwas makes this easier.
@anthony_adams_ Yep it helps a ton with managing your context. Being a solo funder can get quite overwhelming so having AI there to help is super nice.
@anthony_adams_ Anthony good to see you here!! Yeah I use it solo a lot, coming back to my Kanwas in the morning asking "so wha't up today" haha
@anthony_adams_ it is, on every personal project the first thing I do is make a new dedicated workspace, update it with the core instructions of the project, and keep doing everything isnide it!
@floschirmer @marek_vybiral chose well :)) we really think that if you commit into product like this, you should feel safe with your data
@floschirmer Yes!! I think we all learned our lesson from tools that came before. You need something that can work with local agents + is interoperable.
@floschirmer I agree completly and thank you for noticing the licensing specifics because it much more important than most people realise.
@floschirmer Appreciate you noticing, that was a big reason for us choosing Apache 2.0!