Meet Northstar

Northstar is the AI inside Cursus. It already knows your projects, plans, docs and chats, does real work in the same workspace, and asks before changing shared work.
Can you review the website relaunch plan and tell me what needs attention?
Northstar

The direction is clear: help a visitor understand the product through the actual experience. Three things deserve attention before launch.

1. Finish the demo before polishing the story

The product demo is the strongest piece of evidence. Complete the core surfaces and check the first-click path.

2. Leave time for accessibility

The contrast and keyboard review is currently in the final milestone. Give it room before the release date.

3. Keep the scope deliberate

The homepage, product page, and pricing page each have a clear job. Avoid adding sections that repeat the same claim.

The plan and project are aligned. The next useful action is to finish Build the product demo.

Message Northstar like a teammate.

Ask in its own chat, or @mention it in a channel. It already knows the project, the plan and the thread, takes the work from start to finish, and comes back when it needs your OK.

Stop re-explaining

You never have to explain your project to it again.

Your other AI tools start every chat from zero. Northstar already knows the relaunch, the plan behind it and Monday's thread about it. Ask "what's blocking us?" and get the real answer.

Give Northstar a job.

Turn the decision into work. Ask in the channel where you made the call. Northstar drafts the tasks under the right milestone and waits for your OK.

Give it your first job

It works while you don't

Your Monday brief, written before you open your laptop.

Tell it once: "Every Monday at 9, tell me what's due and what's stuck." It's waiting for you when you sit down.

It remembers

It learns how your company works.

What the team decided last month. How you like your updates. Northstar keeps it, so the next answer is better than the last.

It asks first

It suggests. You approve.

Northstar never quietly changes your team's work. Every edit to shared projects shows up as a card you approve with one click.

How it sounds

Like a sharp colleague, not a cheerleader.

“The blocker is the pricing decision from Monday's thread.”

“You've got two free hours and three hours of planned work.”

Never“Absolutely! I'd be happy to help!”

In short.

Northstar is the AI inside Cursus. It already knows your projects, plans, docs and chats, does real work in the same workspace, and asks before changing shared work. It lives inside your workspace, so you never start from zero. It can only see what you can see. A private doc stays private, and your journal, habits and DMs are yours alone. Every edit to a shared project shows up as a card. Nothing changes until you approve it. Files it makes go to your Library. Decks, charts, spreadsheets and research sit next to everything else your team has. It does not connect to Slack, Notion or Linear. Cursus is built to replace them. Give it a job: thread to tasks, plan to project, a Monday brief. Northstar is included in Cursus. There is no public pricing page. Open Cursus at app.cursus.in.

Questions, answered.

How is Northstar different from other AI assistants?

It lives inside your workspace. It already knows your projects, plans, docs and conversations, so you never start from zero.

What can Northstar see?

Only what you can see. A private doc stays private, and your journal, habits and DMs are yours alone.

Will it change my team's work without asking?

No. Every edit to a shared project shows up as a card. Nothing changes until you approve it.

Where do the files it makes go?

Your Library. Decks, charts, spreadsheets and research sit next to everything else your team has.

Does it connect to Slack, Notion or Linear?

No, on purpose. Cursus is built to replace them.

How much Northstar do I get?

Northstar is included in Cursus. There is no public pricing page.

Ask it something about your actual work.

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