Nami
An AI cognitive support copilot for when executive function is low. In development - waitlist open.
Nami is the support layer of the Kumbatio ecosystem: an AI cognitive support copilot for when executive function is low.
Nami has not been released. It's in active development, and the waitlist is open at kumbat.io. Everything on this page describes what's being built, not what you can use today.
The problem it addresses
Executive dysfunction is the gap between knowing what to do and being able to start doing it. On a hard day, planning a task, remembering context, or even choosing what to eat can be genuinely out of reach - and most AI assistants make it worse by demanding well-formed prompts and returning walls of options.
Nami is being built as a copilot for exactly those moments: support that meets you at low capacity instead of assuming you arrive articulate and organized.
What's being built
Nami is a neurodivergent-focused AI assistant built on energy-system, with a calm, capacity-aware UX. The SDK is not a veneer here: the energy level drives the assistant's copy, the shape of its planning output, and what it is allowed to do unattended, all resolved from the shared model rather than re-invented. The direction includes conversational support, planning help, energy tracking, recovery support, and memory that carries context so you don't have to re-explain yourself on a bad day.
Because it isn't released, we won't present the design as a finished feature list. When Nami ships, this page will document what it actually does.
Nami is workflow and self-management support. It is not therapy, not a crisis service, and not a substitute for professional mental health care. That boundary is a design principle, not fine print.
Where it sits in the ecosystem
| Layer | Support |
| Built on | energy-system |
| Status | In development, waitlist open |
Nami covers the getting through the day moment. Anasa covers creating, and MPath covers coordinating work.
Kumbatio products support self-management, workflow, and cognitive energy awareness. They are not medical diagnosis tools or treatment, and are not a replacement for professional mental health support.