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Let your chat notice life with you.

Connect Numen to a compatible personal AI chat. Your chat performs the safety review, voice transcription and translation under your own subscription; Numen only organizes and routes what you confirm. It cannot send or reply without your confirmation.

Connect my chat See how it travels

Life happens everywhere

These scenes show what a connected chat can carry. Every real release begins with the participant's own moment and confirmation.

Raindrops landing on an open hand
Warm rain on a hand7:12 · a bus stop
Steam rising from a hot cup
The first cup, still too hot8:05 · window
Fog moving through a forest
Fog that swallowed the road11:20 · the ridge
A hand raising a phone to keep one frame of the sea
One frame, then the phone goes away13:02 · the shore
Wind moving through tall grass
Wind doing what it wants15:48 · a field
Hands wrapping food in foil by a fire
Dinner wrapped in foil19:30 · outside
Two people walking down a quiet road
The long way home20:15 · nowhere special
A street after rain
The street after rain22:10 · home

About one minute

Connects in a minute.

One address. No API key. It works inside the chat you already pay for.

  1. Find your chat

    Numen is not tied to one AI company. Choose where it suits you to talk to it — Numen never checks which chat that is, and never asks for the API key of any provider.

    Numen stays the same layer of your life. The chat is only the door, and the model behind it can change without losing a single moment.

  2. Add the MCP address

  3. Approve clearly

    Sign in to your Numen account and review the exact permissions requested. You can deny or revoke access.

  4. You’re set

    Say “make this a Numen moment.” The assistant can prepare it; only you perform the final release, resonance, reply or report.

    See what happens next

Never connected anything to a chat before?

Nothing here is developer work. You are adding one address to your chat, once, the way you would add an account to a mail app.

  1. What a connector is

    A door between your chat and one service. Your chat learns a few new actions — prepare a moment, show arrivals — and nothing else. It is not an app to install and not a subscription to buy.

  2. Why every chat is different

    Each company put the setting in its own place and calls it its own name: Connectors, MCP servers, Tools. The address is always the same one; only the path to the field changes. Pick your chat above and the exact path appears.

  3. What you will see

    After you paste the address, a browser window opens once and asks you to sign in to Numen and approve. That window is the whole setup. If nothing opens, the address or the transport is wrong — the questions below cover it.

What the chat can do

  • Start and refine a draft
  • Transcribe your original voice
  • Translate for you without storing a translated copy in Numen
  • Show arrivals and your garden
  • Prepare release, resonate, reply, report and block actions

What it cannot do

  • Browse a public feed, because none exists
  • Read another person’s archive
  • Release anything without confirmation
  • Clone or dub your voice
  • Reveal precise locations or live presence

The exact surface

Ten tools and three resources. Nothing else is exposed.

Reads only

  • glimmer_prepare
  • glimmer_arrivals
  • glimmer_garden
  • glimmer_account_status
  • glimmer_export

Changes something — always your confirmation

  • glimmer_release
  • glimmer_resonate
  • glimmer_let_pass
  • glimmer_reply
  • glimmer_report_and_block

Resources

  • glimmer://guide
  • glimmer://safety
  • glimmer://garden

If something does not connect

The chat lists no Numen tools

Check that the address ends with /mcp and that the transport is Streamable HTTP, not SSE. Then remove the connector and add it again so the sign-in runs from the start.

It asks for an API key

Numen has no API keys. It only uses a browser sign-in. Leave any key field empty and choose OAuth, or “authenticate in browser”.

My chat only supports local servers

Use the local bridge command below. It runs on your machine and forwards to the same address; your account stays with Numen.

How do I revoke access

Remove the connection in your chat and revoke the client in your Numen account. The very next call from that client returns 401.

Done. Put the phone down.

The next moment is already happening somewhere near you.

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