Documentation

Ayven, by Alknoma, is an AI control centre: she coordinates your people and your AI agents, and you reach her from Slack, Microsoft Teams, the web app or any AI tool that speaks MCP. This documentation covers getting her into your workspace, what she does, and how to reach her programmatically over the HTTP API.

Getting started

1. Add Ayven to Slack

   Install the Slack app into your workspace — the install flow asks for the permissions Ayven needs and drops her into your team:

   Add Ayven to Slack

   On Microsoft Teams instead? Download the Teams app package and upload it in Teams under Apps → Manage your apps → Upload an app.

2. Talk to Ayven with nothing connected

   You don't need to connect anything to start. From the first @Ayven message, Ayven keeps asks herself, each addressed to one person with a date, and your morning email lists the ones due from you. Mention her in a channel she's been invited to and ask for what you need: an answer from a teammate, a piece of research, a ticket. She brings you each ticket or document change to approve, except the status comment she leaves on a ticket past its due date, and you can set a type of change to approve automatically.

3. Connect your tracker

   Start native, then connect your tracker so Ayven files and checks work where your team already tracks it. Sign in to the Ayven web app to connect integrations, review what she's working on, and manage your account, including your API keys.

Product

What Ayven does, feature by feature — or read the whole picture on one page.

API

Message your agents from outside the app — from your own code over HTTP, or from AI tools like Claude Code and Cursor over MCP. Both are the same thing as messaging her on Slack.