Tsunami is not a chat box with plugins bolted on. It is a workspace built around how a team actually runs several projects at the same time — with the AI inside it, doing real work on real infrastructure.
A separate space per project — conversations, server, files, memory and history. Switch instantly, nothing bleeds between clients.
Where the work happens. Streaming answers, live tool activity, and a checklist beside the chat showing exactly what is being done.
Fourteen experts — legal, finance, security, ops, marketing and more — each with its own memory of your business, studying every night.
Your server's files, browsable like a repository. Open, edit and delete for real, with automatic backups on every change.
Written at 11pm from what genuinely happened that day. Read it in the morning and you are caught up.
Tsunami logs its own completed work. The team sees what shipped without anyone writing a status report.
Browse the real files on your room's server. Open one, edit it, save it — the change lands on the server and a timestamped backup is kept automatically. Delete a duplicate and it moves to a recoverable trash folder rather than vanishing.
You should never wonder whether the AI did the thing or just described it.
Any multi-step job is written out first, in plain English, and ticked off live as each step completes.
Each tool call appears as it runs, with what it did and how long it took. Nothing happens off-screen.
Press Esc and it stops immediately, keeping whatever was already finished.
Every room, every advisor, every project. No token meter, no per-seat maths.