Supported tools
Kenaz, a Kameas AI product.
Kenaz connects AI tools and platforms made by other companies to your organization's Kameas Fleet. This page lists the ones we support today, who makes each one, and how Kenaz connects to it. We update it as we add or remove tools. Our Subscription Agreement and Privacy Policy refer to this page as the Supported Tools list.
Each AI tool or platform is provided by the company that makes it, under that company's own terms and privacy policy, and is not part of Kameas Fleet. Kameas is not affiliated with those companies. Anything Kenaz gives an AI tool during a session (a memory note, a skill, team context, or teammates' names where your administrator allows it) becomes part of that session and is handled by the company that makes the tool, like the rest of your conversation.
Support for any tool depends on the company that makes it, and may change or stop if that company changes its product, during early access especially.
How Kenaz connects
Every entry below uses one of two connection types. The connection type decides what Kameas Fleet receives, so adding a tool never adds a new kind of data. If we ever need a new connection type or a new kind of data, we tell your organization at least 14 days in advance.
On-device
The kenaz program, and a plugin or extension that runs it, are installed on your computer. They talk to your organization's Fleet directly. Kameas Fleet receives:
- your device's registration (an opaque device ID, a display name you control, the operating system, architecture and version);
- usage telemetry, for tools marked Usage telemetry: yes, and only for the classes you turn on: exactly the records listed at kenaz.kameas.ai/telemetry;
- content you choose to send: skills you publish, team context you share and, if you turn on memory sync, your memory notes.
Nothing goes from Kameas to the company that makes the tool.
Hosted connector
For AI platforms that can't run Kenaz on your computer, such as chat apps. It is off until your organization's administrator turns it on for that platform, and until you connect it yourself in that platform. Once connected, the platform's servers ask your organization's Fleet, on your behalf, to search skills and team context and to read or save your memory notes, and Fleet sends the results back to the platform. Kameas Fleet receives:
- the requests the platform makes for you, which it uses only to carry them out, and the content you choose to save or share;
- a log of each request (time, account, platform, the tool used and the outcome), kept 90 days, without what was asked or returned.
Teammates' names are shared only if your administrator turns that on for that platform.
AI tools that run on your computer
| Tool | Made by | Connection | Usage telemetry | What you can use | Status | Listed since |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Claude Code, including Claude Code in the Claude desktop app's Code tab | Anthropic, PBC | On-device (the kenaz program and the kenaz plugin) | Yes | Skills, team context, memory, usage summaries | Early access | 2026-10-14 |
| Codex, including Codex mode in the ChatGPT desktop app | OpenAI | On-device (the kenaz program and the kenaz plugin) | Yes | Skills, team context, memory, usage summaries | Early access | 2026-10-14 |
AI platforms connected through Fleet
| Platform | Made by | Connection | What you can use | Status | Listed since |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| None yet |
Change log
- 2026-10-14: Claude Code and Codex listed.
- 2026-10-26: This page published as the Supported Tools list; it replaces the short list on the overview page.
If you want to know which of these companies has received your information through Kenaz, ask your organization's administrator, or write to dpo@kameas.ai.
Claude and Claude Code are trademarks of Anthropic, PBC. OpenAI and Codex are trademarks of OpenAI. Kenaz and Kameas are trademarks of Kameas AI, Inc. Kenaz for Claude Code and Codex is an independent product of Kameas AI, Inc. and is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by Anthropic or OpenAI.