november.bot

Your AI sessions, finally talking to each other.

Claude Code, Cursor, Zed, and more. Put every session you have running on one canvas, draw a line between any two, and they'll share a short summary of what they're up to before every prompt — no copy-paste.

Get started for free →free while in beta
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what it looks like

Multiple sessions. Connect them with a line.

One canvas shows every AI session you have running. Draw a line between two if they should share what they're working on. Anything you don't connect stays on its own.

connecting…
claude-code2s ago
auth-service
~/projects/auth-service

Finalized JWT: { sub, exp, refresh }. Refresh rotates on /v2/session.

cursor2s ago
web-frontend
~/projects/web-frontend

Waiting on peer context from auth-service…

drawing an edge · november opens a summary channel between these sessions.

concrete example

You're building auth. Frontend and backend are in separate sessions.

demo:(toggles every few seconds — or click it)
TerminalFileEditViewWindowHelp
Tue 14:32
auth-service — Terminal
auth-service×
harsh@mac:~/projects/auth-service$
↓ peer context injected
peer web-frontend: waiting on refresh shape for SignIn.
➜claude 'finalize the JWT shape'
claude ›Done: { sub, exp, refresh }. Rotates on POST /v2/session.
harsh@mac:~/projects/auth-service$
web-frontend — Terminal
web-frontend×
harsh@mac:~/projects/web-frontend$
↓ peer context injected
peer auth-service: JWT now exposes `refresh`; rotates on /v2/session.
➜cursor 'wire SignIn to the new refresh'
cursor ›Using `refresh` from auth-service's latest turn.
harsh@mac:~/projects/web-frontend$
mobile-app — Terminal
mobile-app×
harsh@mac:~/projects/mobile-app$
↓ peer context injected
peer auth-service: `refresh` replaces token rotation. update iOS keychain key.
➜codex 'adapt iOS keychain to the new flow'
codex ›Renamed keychain key to `refresh`; calls /v2/session.
harsh@mac:~/projects/mobile-app$
november on · each terminal reads every sibling's summary before your next prompt. Replies line up.
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how it works

Three steps. Then it's automatic.

  1. 01

    Install november

    Already running a Claude Code or Cursor session? Paste this prompt — one-liner on /install — and Claude installs the CLI, walks you through the login, and inits the project for you. Or do it the old way: npm i -g november-bot then november login.

  2. 02

    Run november init in any project

    Works with Claude Code today (fully automatic) and Cursor, Windsurf, Aider, Continue, and Zed via project rules — every new session you start in that folder shows up as a card on your canvas.

  3. 03

    Drag the cards you want to share onto the canvas. Draw a line between them.

    Before each session's next reply, it reads a short summary of what the session on the other end is doing. No tab-switching, no copy-paste.

multiplayer

Not just your sessions. Your friends' too.

Paste a canvas link in Slack and your teammate's sessions appear on the same canvas as yours. Draw a line between one of your cards and one of theirs, and before each reply each side sees what the other is working on. Same thing as connecting your own sessions — just across people.

november.bot/ team-canvasshared
2 live · 4 totalHM
claude-code
auth-service
you
terminal
infra-logs
you
cursor
web-frontend
maya
codex
mobile-app
maya
accept →
maya
you
Hyou
Mmaya
● auth-service
● web-frontend

One canvas, many humans

Send a teammate the canvas link. You see each other's running sessions — and each other's cursors — on the same canvas.
maya's session
accept →
your session

Edges they start are paused

When a teammate draws a line from their session to yours, it waits for you to approve before anything flows. Your work is never shared by surprise.
you › wire SignIn
cursor › …
[ASK auth-service]
refresh shape?

Sessions can ask each other questions

One session hits a question only another session can answer. It just asks. The other session sees the question next time it replies, answers it, and the answer comes back automatically.

Stop copy-pasting context into every prompt.

Get started for free →free while in beta
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