纳米Work

What is Nami Work

Nami Work is an AI office agent launched by 360's Nami team, an AI expert team that directly delivers finished products. After users assign tasks in natural language, Nami Work automatically dispatches AI experts in strategy, marketing, product, and other fields to collaboratively research, break down tasks, and execute them separately, ultimately delivering ready-to-use PPTs, proposals, websites, or videos. Nami Work is aimed at entrepreneurs, founders, and corporate employees, and supports 7×24-hour cloud-based automated operation and multi-model intelligent scheduling.

Nami Work's main features

• Think for you: Strategy direction, product positioning, and business model design, delivering decision-ready proposals with execution paths.
• Do for you: Make proposals, make PPTs, write documents, do data analysis, and deliver directly usable finished files.
• Watch for you: 7×24-hour monitoring of business data, competitor developments, and bidding information, with proactive alerts when anomalies occur.
• Develop for you: Product managers write PRDs, UI produces specifications, full-stack developers write code, and even those without a coding background can publish online applications.
• Make money for you: Uncover business opportunities, plan marketing, promote deal closure, and turn market opportunities into measurable business growth.
• Help you grow: Each successful experience is automatically accumulated into reusable skills, and the experts understand your business logic better the more they are used.

How to use Nami Work

• Account access: Visit the Nami Work official website https://work.n.cn/ or download the client, and complete registration and login.
• Assign work in one sentence: Describe the task in natural language in the homepage input box, support "/" to reference files or skills, and paste images.
• Expert team formation: Select or create AI experts, and the system automatically breaks down tasks and schedules multiple agents to execute collaboratively.
• Process monitoring and control: View progress at any time during execution, and you make the final decisions at key milestones.
• Finished product acceptance: Receive ready-to-use PPTs, proposals, websites, or videos, and download or share them.
• Asset accumulation: Accumulate proven and effective experience into an enterprise skill library for one-click reuse in similar tasks later.

Nami Work's core advantages

• Deliver finished products rather than suggestions: No tossing out outlines or reference copy; directly deliver client-ready PPTs and implementable proposals.
• Multi-agent engine: Integrates Claude Code, Codex, Lobster, Hermès, and Nami Swarm; use whichever is strongest, and switching engines does not lose memory.
• Multi-model foundation: One account equals 1,000 subscription accounts, automatically scheduling 1,000+ models such as DeepSeek, Kimi, and GLM.
• Cloud office: Completely isolated from the local computer, running 7×24 hours, with tasks assigned and accepted anytime on mobile/PC/Mac.
• Multiple work modes: Classified by task complexity into three modes: think while doing, plan first then execute, and ultra-long tasks beyond expectations.
• Experience assetization: Deliverables are automatically accumulated into skills and a knowledge base; no one can take away enterprise data, and the team grows stronger the more it is used.

Comparison of Nami Work with similar competitors

Application scenarios of Nami Work

• Enterprise bidding operations: The pre-sales manager generates proposal PPTs for industries such as energy, healthcare, and retail in bulk, producing five sets of client-ready materials in two days.
• Small and micro brand upgrade: A restaurant owner uses AI marketing experts to build a Douyin internet-famous brand, expanding from 1 store to 6, with revenue doubled.
• No-code product development: An independent entrepreneur completes the entire process from requirements analysis and PRD writing to front-end development based solely on an idea, and publishes an online application with one click.
• Cross-border overseas market research: E-commerce sellers analyze overseas markets, break down competitors, and investigate FTO patent risks, locking in blue-ocean tracks and completing listing preparation in a single day.
• Daily intelligence monitoring: Employees set up automated tasks to generate daily industry reports, monitor competitor activity, and track bidding progress.