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agentic search for external and internal data.
The index and search layer for AI agents. Point Nia at any source — code, docs, PDFs, datasets, the web — and give every agent one API to retrieve, traverse, and cite. Scalable, 5x cheaper, reliable.
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Claude Code
❯ How does Hono handle error middleware?
● nia – search (skill)
query: "error middleware handling"
docs: ["hono.dev/docs"]
repos: ["honojs/hono"]
coderesearchpaperssyncdatasetslackpdfsdrive
“
Nia [by Nozomio Labs] is still the best tool I've tried, and I'm willing to pay more because it's been working so well with Claude Code
”Tom Zheng — Co-founder, Clado(YC X25)
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Features
Everything your agent needs to retrieve, traverse, and cite — through an API, CLI, Skill, or MCP, across every source.
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Nia API
Build custom agents and workflows tailored for your company using Nia's API.
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Sandbox Agentic Search
Run an agent inside any public repo with full file-tree access—no indexing, no embeddings. Nia spins up an ephemeral sandbox, clones the repo, and answers your query from real files before tearing the environment down.
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Universal Search
Sub-5s responses across millions of indexed pages and GitHub files. Tiny AI models compress results in milliseconds for token-efficient answers.
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Oracle Research
SOTA search designed to reduce hallucinations. Turns indexed codebases into a dynamic tree your agent queries on the fly.
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Context Sharing
Save conversation histories, plans, and referenced sources. Resume in another agent without losing the thread.
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HuggingFace Datasets
Index any HuggingFace dataset—visualize, search, and reason over it. From anime quotes to scientific papers.
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Autosubscribe
Feed your package.json or requirements.txt to Nia. We parse dependencies, resolve docs URLs, and index everything within minutes—instant context on every library.
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Sync Engine
Continuously sync local folders, databases, and chat history. Your personal knowledge base—iMessage, browser history, notes—searchable by your agents.
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Tracer
An autonomous GitHub search subagent. No pre-indexing required—give it a question and repos to search. Powered by Claude Opus 4.7 with 1M context window.
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Document Agent
An agent that reasons over any document—papers, books, engineering drawings. Browses the table of contents, reads sections, keeps searching until it finds a real answer. Every claim cites a page number.
Benchmark
Retrieval is the hardest part of agent reliability. We tested ourselves on the worst case — bleeding-edge APIs LLMs have never seen — and beat every alternative. Same engine works on any source.
Key Metrics
#1
Lowest error rate of any tool
43.4%
Fewer errors than GPT-5
11.3%
Ahead of next best tool
Hallucination Score · Bleeding-Edge APIs
Bleeding Edge / New Features Dataset
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100%80%60%40%20%0%
52.1%
Nia Oracle
63.4%
Context7
65.2%
Exa Code
66.7%
Brave Search
81%
no-RAG
89.6%
GPT-5 Web
95.5%
GPT-5
Nia Oracle
52.1%—
Methodology
Rigorous benchmark focusing on newly released and beta features—where models fail most.
Claude 4.5 Sonnet & GPT-5 with temperature=0.0
Custom HallucinationClassifier as judge
Evaluated against documentation only
Error Categories
invented_methodwrong_parameteroutdated_api
Real Examples
Where other tools fail
Claude's Extended ThinkingToken Counting API
Enable Claude's extended thinking mode via the Python SDK
GPT-5 (No Context)
# ✗ "It is not possible to programmatically enable
# or extract Claude's hidden reasoning steps.
# There is no supported code-based method
# to override this."
With Nia Oracle
from anthropic import Anthropic, ThinkingConfigEnabled
client = Anthropic()
# ✓ Feature exists and works
response = client.messages.create(
model='claude-4-5-sonnet-20250929',
max_tokens=16000,
thinking=ThinkingConfigEnabled(budget_tokens=2048),
messages=[{'role': 'user', 'content': 'What is 25 * 47?'}]
)
For AI agents to be truly autonomous, they need reliable access to ground truth.
What People Say
AI is changing the Internet into a platform where you can build literally anything. Travel site? Check. Weather site? Check. An app to watch your favorite sports team? Check. Automatic shopping? Check. And millions of other things.
Arlan lays out how to turn the Web into a file
using nia I was able to vibe code v1 mobile app using our backend + frontend codebases as context
we'll see more of these self-updating app ecosystems and what @arlanr is building @ @nozomioai is key!
my go-to stack of 2026 (built Aerovalent with it)
Framework: @nextjs Auth: @better_auth (shoutout @bekacru for the best auth framework) DB: @supabase Runtime: @bunjavascript Hosting: @vercel and @render UI: @shadcn and @tailwindcss ORM: @DrizzleORM Schemas: zod
❤️
Seventh Problem: ffs claude, that's deprecated
Nia from @nozomioai actually eats less context than Context7 in my experience which makes the validation of plans so much smoother
or install @nozomioai and get all of that plus millions of ressources included in a click !!!
. @nozomioai might be the first AI tool I pay for other than ChatGPT or Cursor
i immediately saw an improvement in my cursor performance
especially now that there is an open source configuration file for Nia, its super easy to setup
. @arlanr def cooked with this one
told him about my Nia workflow last week. this week, it’s a shipped product.
make something people want 👏
an investor friend intro'd me to @arlanr a few days ago and wanted to hear my take on what he's working on. the notes i shared:
what i think is most important is that arlan is aligned with what i see as the real vision here: agents that get better the more you use them
My coding agent won’t suck anymore. It will be fixed by @nozomioai Nia AI
Did I choose happiness today? @nozomioai @arlanr
Great list! Im using @agentmail, @autumnpricing and @nozomioai
My coding agent immediately became 10x better
Same. Do you use agents by the way? If not go read about them. It makes Claude code 10x more productive. Or maybe it’s @nozomioai that I added yesterday because both things have together 100x my Claude deployments…
🚀Product Highlight: trynia.ai — YC Summer 2025 @nozomioai's Nia gives your coding agent 10× more developer context:
• Indexes entire repos & documentation sites through an MCP server so agents always have the most relevant context
• Supports your local file
Arlan lays out how to turn the Web into a file
using nia I was able to vibe code v1 mobile app using our backend + frontend codebases as context
we'll see more of these self-updating app ecosystems and what @arlanr is building @ @nozomioai is key!
my go-to stack of 2026 (built Aerovalent with it)
❤️
Seventh Problem: ffs claude, that's deprecated
Nia from @nozomioai actually eats less context than Context7 in my experience which makes the validation of plans so much smoother
or install @nozomioai and get all of that plus millions of ressources included in a click !!!
. @nozomioai might be the first AI tool I pay for other than ChatGPT or Cursor
i immediately saw an improvement in my cursor performance
especially now that there is an open source configuration file for Nia, its super easy to setup
. @arlanr def cooked with this one
told him about my Nia workflow last week. this week, it’s a shipped product.
make something people want 👏
an investor friend intro'd me to @arlanr a few days ago and wanted to hear my take on what he's working on. the notes i shared:
what i think is most important is that arlan is aligned with what i see as the real vision here: agents that get better the more you use them
My coding agent won’t suck anymore. It will be fixed by @nozomioai Nia AI
Did I choose happiness today? @nozomioai @arlanr
Great list! Im using @agentmail, @autumnpricing and @nozomioai
My coding agent immediately became 10x better
• Indexes entire repos & documentation sites through an MCP server so agents always have the most relevant context
• Supports your local file
Arlan lays out how to turn the Web into a file
using nia I was able to vibe code v1 mobile app using our backend + frontend codebases as context
we'll see more of these self-updating app ecosystems and what @arlanr is building @ @nozomioai is key!
my go-to stack of 2026 (built Aerovalent with it)
❤️
Seventh Problem: ffs claude, that's deprecated
Nia from @nozomioai actually eats less context than Context7 in my experience which makes the validation of plans so much smoother
or install @nozomioai and get all of that plus millions of ressources included in a click !!!
. @nozomioai might be the first AI tool I pay for other than ChatGPT or Cursor
i immediately saw an improvement in my cursor performance
especially now that there is an open source configuration file for Nia, its super easy to setup
. @arlanr def cooked with this one
told him about my Nia workflow last week. this week, it’s a shipped product.
make something people want 👏
an investor friend intro'd me to @arlanr a few days ago and wanted to hear my take on what he's working on. the notes i shared:
what i think is most important is that arlan is aligned with what i see as the real vision here: agents that get better the more you use them
My coding agent won’t suck anymore. It will be fixed by @nozomioai Nia AI
Did I choose happiness today? @nozomioai @arlanr
Great list! Im using @agentmail, @autumnpricing and @nozomioai
My coding agent immediately became 10x better
• Indexes entire repos & documentation sites through an MCP server so agents always have the most relevant context
• Supports your local file
Arlan lays out how to turn the Web into a file
using nia I was able to vibe code v1 mobile app using our backend + frontend codebases as context
we'll see more of these self-updating app ecosystems and what @arlanr is building @ @nozomioai is key!
my go-to stack of 2026 (built Aerovalent with it)
❤️
Seventh Problem: ffs claude, that's deprecated
Nia from @nozomioai actually eats less context than Context7 in my experience which makes the validation of plans so much smoother
or install @nozomioai and get all of that plus millions of ressources included in a click !!!
. @nozomioai might be the first AI tool I pay for other than ChatGPT or Cursor
i immediately saw an improvement in my cursor performance
especially now that there is an open source configuration file for Nia, its super easy to setup
. @arlanr def cooked with this one
told him about my Nia workflow last week. this week, it’s a shipped product.
make something people want 👏
an investor friend intro'd me to @arlanr a few days ago and wanted to hear my take on what he's working on. the notes i shared:
what i think is most important is that arlan is aligned with what i see as the real vision here: agents that get better the more you use them
My coding agent won’t suck anymore. It will be fixed by @nozomioai Nia AI
Did I choose happiness today? @nozomioai @arlanr
Great list! Im using @agentmail, @autumnpricing and @nozomioai
My coding agent immediately became 10x better
• Indexes entire repos & documentation sites through an MCP server so agents always have the most relevant context
• Supports your local file
Falling in love with Nia! I recently got unlimited access to it. Huge thanks to @arlanr for building the ultimate vibecoding tool. Honestly, my coding efficiency has hit a level I didn't think was possible. If you haven't tried Nia from @nozomioai yet, you're literally working
let’s go Arlan 🚀
Nia is the only tool that i use across Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw
It's a pleasure to use a tool like @nozomioai to make sure my coding agents have the most up-to-date context on any libraries we want to use or integrate with (which if you're building @prism_videos is quite a few).
Integrating with docs is fine, but codebase is the source of
fully agree OC has a better TUI experience
CC has a lot of capabilities but it’s not intuitive.
some tips based on yesterday's stream:
1. for planned Q&A, use AskUserQuestionTool.
2. giving repo as start works great. for context mgmt, I use Nia (mcp) to index repos/docs
Introducing: @nozomioai bangers
part 1, by @li_dekaii:
Coding agents suck without the right context.
Here’s @siddhantpa1iwal from Bear ( @ycombinator F25) giving his feedback about Nia:
he cut his shipping time from 3 hours to just 5 minutes.
Those moments are worth living for.
I’m so obsessed with my company that this kind of feedback makes me want to scream even tho my throat hurts like crazy right now.
Thanks @BisheshK (Imperzia YC S25)!
@arlanr I love how you actually listen to your users
yes
yes
yes
fuck yes
this is what I am talking about
“sickest mcp i have ever used” - @clar1k
if you want to try it for yourself or your team, DM me.
i’ll respond so fast you won’t even notice.
Use Nia, go to trynia[dot]ai !!
bro 6 hours in, as a vibe coder lol, and I'm loving it! Many props to you! Thanks for the help earlier.
seeing nia work live was very goated. using it in my workflow now. w arlan
This is pretty cool @trynia_ai @arlanr
let’s go Arlan 🚀
Nia is the only tool that i use across Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw
Integrating with docs is fine, but codebase is the source of
fully agree OC has a better TUI experience
CC has a lot of capabilities but it’s not intuitive.
some tips based on yesterday's stream:
1. for planned Q&A, use AskUserQuestionTool.
2. giving repo as start works great. for context mgmt, I use Nia (mcp) to index repos/docs
Introducing: @nozomioai bangers
part 1, by @li_dekaii:
Coding agents suck without the right context.
Here’s @siddhantpa1iwal from Bear ( @ycombinator F25) giving his feedback about Nia:
he cut his shipping time from 3 hours to just 5 minutes.
Those moments are worth living for.
I’m so obsessed with my company that this kind of feedback makes me want to scream even tho my throat hurts like crazy right now.
Thanks @BisheshK (Imperzia YC S25)!
@arlanr I love how you actually listen to your users
yes
yes
yes
fuck yes
this is what I am talking about
“sickest mcp i have ever used” - @clar1k
if you want to try it for yourself or your team, DM me.
i’ll respond so fast you won’t even notice.
Use Nia, go to trynia[dot]ai !!
bro 6 hours in, as a vibe coder lol, and I'm loving it! Many props to you! Thanks for the help earlier.
seeing nia work live was very goated. using it in my workflow now. w arlan
This is pretty cool @trynia_ai @arlanr
let’s go Arlan 🚀
Nia is the only tool that i use across Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw
Integrating with docs is fine, but codebase is the source of
fully agree OC has a better TUI experience
CC has a lot of capabilities but it’s not intuitive.
some tips based on yesterday's stream:
1. for planned Q&A, use AskUserQuestionTool.
2. giving repo as start works great. for context mgmt, I use Nia (mcp) to index repos/docs
Introducing: @nozomioai bangers
part 1, by @li_dekaii:
Coding agents suck without the right context.
Here’s @siddhantpa1iwal from Bear ( @ycombinator F25) giving his feedback about Nia:
he cut his shipping time from 3 hours to just 5 minutes.
Those moments are worth living for.
I’m so obsessed with my company that this kind of feedback makes me want to scream even tho my throat hurts like crazy right now.
Thanks @BisheshK (Imperzia YC S25)!
@arlanr I love how you actually listen to your users
yes
yes
yes
fuck yes
this is what I am talking about
“sickest mcp i have ever used” - @clar1k
if you want to try it for yourself or your team, DM me.
i’ll respond so fast you won’t even notice.
Use Nia, go to trynia[dot]ai !!
bro 6 hours in, as a vibe coder lol, and I'm loving it! Many props to you! Thanks for the help earlier.
seeing nia work live was very goated. using it in my workflow now. w arlan
This is pretty cool @trynia_ai @arlanr
let’s go Arlan 🚀
Nia is the only tool that i use across Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw
Integrating with docs is fine, but codebase is the source of
fully agree OC has a better TUI experience
CC has a lot of capabilities but it’s not intuitive.
some tips based on yesterday's stream:
1. for planned Q&A, use AskUserQuestionTool.
2. giving repo as start works great. for context mgmt, I use Nia (mcp) to index repos/docs
Introducing: @nozomioai bangers
part 1, by @li_dekaii:
Coding agents suck without the right context.
Here’s @siddhantpa1iwal from Bear ( @ycombinator F25) giving his feedback about Nia:
he cut his shipping time from 3 hours to just 5 minutes.
Those moments are worth living for.
I’m so obsessed with my company that this kind of feedback makes me want to scream even tho my throat hurts like crazy right now.
Thanks @BisheshK (Imperzia YC S25)!
@arlanr I love how you actually listen to your users
yes
yes
yes
fuck yes
this is what I am talking about
“sickest mcp i have ever used” - @clar1k
if you want to try it for yourself or your team, DM me.
i’ll respond so fast you won’t even notice.
Use Nia, go to trynia[dot]ai !!
bro 6 hours in, as a vibe coder lol, and I'm loving it! Many props to you! Thanks for the help earlier.
seeing nia work live was very goated. using it in my workflow now. w arlan
This is pretty cool @trynia_ai @arlanr
the only mcp I use everyday
as his cofounder this is true wispr flow -> nia mcp -> claude remote control -> greptile for 5/5 eggs
Random things I have learned in the last month about software (agent?) engineering by building a few intense side projects..
This might honestly be trivial for most engineers but was really hard/fun for me.
> redis and how/why to use it (h/t @upstash)
> chunking limits and
use @nozomioai!!
first day back in sf, and I immediately get this feedback for @nozomioai.
nia can help you reduce code hallucinations within coding agents like cursor, claude code, etc.
my DMs are open 24/7 for any questions!
I used to use this too, and it's really good but I guess Nia by @arlanr is becoming a better choice now (not sponsored :))
can confirm: nia context allows coding agents to go hard💪
Nia’s been cooking for me all day 🧑🍳
you can prevent this by using either @ExaAILabs or @nozomioai mcp, both work great if you need updated documentation
Yoooooo its the Nia guy, guys go try nia rn, go into debt if you have to
1. @AnthropicAI Claude Code 2. @soshiapp for X 3. @grok for general questions & research 4. @nozomioai for 10x-ing claude code 5. @useMotion for organizing my inbox & calendar & company research tasks 6. @GeminiApp gemini CLI ocassionally for heavier bugfixes requiring 1m context
This kid made Cursor 27% better with an MCP server. Turns out he’s also a T3 Chat user?
Looks like I have to write one more check 🙃
the main ones I use are supabase and @nozomioai
there are a few products im asbolutely in love with: 1)claude chat/code with the new opus 4.1 3)browserbase , for browser automation, i mean its so modular, dev friendly,sdk built out in typescript, agent components its just *chefs kiss* @browserbase 3)the nia mcp when
the only mcp I use everyday
as his cofounder this is true wispr flow -> nia mcp -> claude remote control -> greptile for 5/5 eggs
Random things I have learned in the last month about software (agent?) engineering by building a few intense side projects..
This might honestly be trivial for most engineers but was really hard/fun for me.
> redis and how/why to use it (h/t @upstash)
> chunking limits and
use @nozomioai!!
first day back in sf, and I immediately get this feedback for @nozomioai.
nia can help you reduce code hallucinations within coding agents like cursor, claude code, etc.
my DMs are open 24/7 for any questions!
I used to use this too, and it's really good but I guess Nia by @arlanr is becoming a better choice now (not sponsored :))
can confirm: nia context allows coding agents to go hard💪
Nia’s been cooking for me all day 🧑🍳
Yoooooo its the Nia guy, guys go try nia rn, go into debt if you have to
This kid made Cursor 27% better with an MCP server. Turns out he’s also a T3 Chat user?
Looks like I have to write one more check 🙃
the main ones I use are supabase and @nozomioai
the only mcp I use everyday
as his cofounder this is true wispr flow -> nia mcp -> claude remote control -> greptile for 5/5 eggs
Random things I have learned in the last month about software (agent?) engineering by building a few intense side projects..
This might honestly be trivial for most engineers but was really hard/fun for me.
> redis and how/why to use it (h/t @upstash)
> chunking limits and
use @nozomioai!!
first day back in sf, and I immediately get this feedback for @nozomioai.
nia can help you reduce code hallucinations within coding agents like cursor, claude code, etc.
my DMs are open 24/7 for any questions!
I used to use this too, and it's really good but I guess Nia by @arlanr is becoming a better choice now (not sponsored :))
can confirm: nia context allows coding agents to go hard💪
Nia’s been cooking for me all day 🧑🍳
Yoooooo its the Nia guy, guys go try nia rn, go into debt if you have to
This kid made Cursor 27% better with an MCP server. Turns out he’s also a T3 Chat user?
Looks like I have to write one more check 🙃
the main ones I use are supabase and @nozomioai
the only mcp I use everyday
as his cofounder this is true wispr flow -> nia mcp -> claude remote control -> greptile for 5/5 eggs
Random things I have learned in the last month about software (agent?) engineering by building a few intense side projects..
This might honestly be trivial for most engineers but was really hard/fun for me.
> redis and how/why to use it (h/t @upstash)
> chunking limits and
use @nozomioai!!
first day back in sf, and I immediately get this feedback for @nozomioai.
nia can help you reduce code hallucinations within coding agents like cursor, claude code, etc.
my DMs are open 24/7 for any questions!
I used to use this too, and it's really good but I guess Nia by @arlanr is becoming a better choice now (not sponsored :))
can confirm: nia context allows coding agents to go hard💪
Nia’s been cooking for me all day 🧑🍳
Yoooooo its the Nia guy, guys go try nia rn, go into debt if you have to
This kid made Cursor 27% better with an MCP server. Turns out he’s also a T3 Chat user?
Looks like I have to write one more check 🙃
the main ones I use are supabase and @nozomioai
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