Everyday use · A shared plan
Nagare: share the shape of your day with an agent
Nagare interleaves timed appointments and untimed tasks, then connects that record to an assistant through MCP. A small app turns a person's plan into context an agent can use.
Based on the creator's October 9 introduction, product documentation and store history. Images are the creator's interface examples; BitShovel has not installed the app or authorized an agent to access a schedule.
An appointment has a time; studying can have a place
A dentist visit is scheduled for the afternoon, with studying planned beforehand. Calendar and tasks each hold half the picture. Ilia represents both as one kind of item with an optional time, placing study before the appointment without assigning every task a start time.
The creator adds a subtle highlight to items in priority projects. The list expresses the person's intentions first, giving an assistant an existing plan to use; it remains useful on its own.
Sources and further reading
- Ilia Parunashvili · Nagare's origin and interfaceCreator's introduction · October 9The study-and-dentist example explains why commitments need to be interleaved.
The assistant needs plans and follow-through
Plans, completed items and unfinished commitments leave different records. The creator proposes suggestions when social plans are absent or workouts repeatedly go unfinished. No measured improvement is shown. The immediate idea is shared context about intention and follow-through, reducing repeated explanation.
Our home-inventory example uses locations, quantities and dates; Nagare uses recorded plans and completion. Keeping that record accurate gives an agent a basis. A checked box is still a record, rather than independent proof of a real-world outcome.
Sources and further reading
- Ilia Parunashvili · Nagare's origin and interfaceCreator's introduction · October 9The study-and-dentist example explains why commitments need to be interleaved.
- Nagare · Pinned MCP interfacePublic source · 0d6a161Checks the interface's read/write responsibilities; an exposed tool does not establish an agent's completed task.
The connection includes access to change the list
The product page says to enable iCloud sync, reopen the app, add its server to an MCP-capable assistant and sign in with Apple. Access includes reading, creating, editing and deleting Nagare data. Requests pass through its Cloudflare connector; disconnecting does not erase information already received by the assistant provider.
The US store listing checked October 12 shows a free app with English UI, requiring iOS 27 or macOS 27 on Apple M1 or later. Version 1.1 added MCP on October 3. Inspect the interface and your device and assistant support before choosing which plan to connect.
- Read the original connection guide
- Check store versions and device requirements
- Continue comparing personal assistants
Sources and further reading
- Nagare · Connection and data documentationOriginal product page · Checked October 12iCloud, Apple sign-in, MCP read/write access and what disconnecting means.
- App Store · Nagare versions and requirementsDeveloper's store listing · Checked October 12Version 1.0 is dated September 17 and 1.1 October 3. MCP is already in that version; the post date is not the app's launch date.
- Nagare · Pinned MCP interfacePublic source · 0d6a161Checks the interface's read/write responsibilities; an exposed tool does not establish an agent's completed task.