How to use Nirvaana

Short pages, each named for the question it answers, and three jobs done start to finish. Begin at the top if it is your first day. Otherwise pick the one that matches your question.

• 1Start hereWhat Nirvaana is, how to sign in, and what to say first.
• 2The Mac and Windows appFinding your way, Done, Let go, Snooze and Undo, your calendar, and your connections.
• 3Getting startedThe four short steps after you sign up: your answers, your work, your AI apps, a first world.
• 4The dayOpening the day, Catch me up, the conversation, things for later, and what carries over.
• 5Memory and promisesWhat it keeps, what stays private, and what the approval cards mean.
• 6Worlds and moonsMaking one, what it knows, who sees it, moons, and bringing one into a conversation.
• 7Team chat and MessagesTalking with a world's people, and writing to one person on their own.
• 8Your calendarEvery date in one place, and your Google Calendar beside it.
• 9AutomationsThings Nirvaana does for you when you ask or on a schedule.
• 10Connecting your appsClaude, your Google and Microsoft apps, Notion, Linear and the rest, and a world's GitHub and Slack.
• 11Moving your Slack inTurning a Slack export into worlds, channel by channel, with a draft first.
• 12Canvas for studentsYour school as a world, a moon for each class, and what's due on your Calendar.
• 13StudyCourse facts from Canvas, a lesson for each idea, and a study plan for each assignment, without doing your graded work.
• 14What Nirvaana can see and doWhat it can see, what it can do, and why a yes is needed.
• 15Connect ClaudeAdd Nirvaana to Claude on your phone, the web, the desktop app or Cowork.
• 16ChatGPT, Codex and GeminiNirvaana in ChatGPT, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Muse Code and other apps that speak MCP.
• 17Your AI doing things for youAsking Claude or ChatGPT to do things in Nirvaana, the one setting that says how much, and Activity.
• 18Using your own API creditsYour own Anthropic API key, so Nirvaana's answers run on your credits, with a monthly limit you set.
• 19Find a toolSay what you want to build, and get well-kept open-source code for it, with its license in plain words and trust checks.
• 20NotebooksCode and writing together, like Jupyter, kept in a world's Files: cells, saving, and one notebook on two devices.
• 21Running code on your computerWhere a notebook's code runs, setting up Python for notebooks, Python in the app, and what code can and can't reach.
• 22Nirvaana in Claude CodeUsing your worlds from your own editor, and what happens to what you send.
• 23HandoffsPassing your Claude Code work to a teammate's session.
• 24Free trial and subscriptionSeven days free to start Nirvaana, then one monthly price for everyone, cancelling, and what read-only means.
• 25Privacy and safetyWhere your words live, what is never shared, and the limits on use.
• 26If you or someone else may be hurtWho to call now, and what Nirvaana does and cannot do when it sees signs of crisis.
• 27Questions people askShort answers to the questions new people ask most.
• 28When something goes wrongSign-in trouble, an invite code, an app to reconnect, a reply that stops, and who to ask.
• 29WalkthroughsThree jobs, start to finish, with the words to type.

All of it in one place, to read or print: the Book of How.

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