nitka is a hosted roadmap your AI agents share. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor — every chat reads and updates the same plan via MCP. You watch it all on one board.
Works with any MCP client · No AI inside · Every change versioned
You plan a project with an AI. The chat ends, the plan is gone. You re-explain it tomorrow — to a different chat, a different model, a different device. Local plan files fix this for one machine. Nothing fixes it everywhere.
From chat or from the web app: goal, stages, steps, sub-steps.
Add nitka as an MCP connector in Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor — one URL, OAuth, done.
Agents mark stages done as they work. You watch every project on one board, drag things around, and every chat sees it instantly.
persistent plan across chats — read by every connected agent
One plan, visible from every AI you use. Not locked to any platform.
Deterministic state store. Your data never touches a model provider.
Token-efficient reads: an agent pulls “current step + what changed” in a few hundred tokens.
Every write attributed and diffable. Agents propose, you approve — or let them run.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets AI apps connect to external tools and data through a single connector. nitka is an MCP server for project plans — your chats read and write the roadmap through it. More at modelcontextprotocol.io.
Any MCP client that supports remote connectors: Claude (web, desktop, mobile), ChatGPT, Cursor, and others. Compatibility, not partnership.
No. nitka contains no AI. Plans are stored, versioned, served — nothing else.
Public beta this autumn. Waitlist gets in first.
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