Dawn Overview

Last reviewed: 2026-05-08 Owner: Product marketing Source of truth:

https://dawnhq.ai
https://dawnhq.ai/docs
https://dawnhq.ai/docs/getting-started
https://dawnhq.ai/docs/channels
https://dawnhq.ai/docs/integrations
https://dawnhq.ai/docs/agents-memory
https://dawnhq.ai/docs/codex Applies to: all Dawn product support conversations Refresh cadence: monthly or after major launch copy updates

Facts

Dawn is a multi-channel AI agent platform for team workflows.
Core channels listed in Dawn docs: Slack, Microsoft Teams, Telegram, Discord, Web Widget, Generic Webhook.
Core integrations listed in Dawn docs: GitHub, Azure DevOps, GitLab, Bitbucket, Jira, Linear, Trello, Google Drive, OneDrive, Confluence, Notion, Figma, Framer, FourA, MailJet, SendGrid, and MCP Gateway.
Dawn supports workspaces, agent profiles, threaded conversations, memory pages, skills, and scheduled tasks.
Dawn setup in public docs is organized around workspace -> agent profile -> channel binding -> linked sources.
Channel context uses messages Dawn actually receives after it is present in the conversation; public docs do not position this as passive historical backfill.
Codex can be used in Dawn after the user links a ChatGPT account and the provider/model appears in the selector.
Registration is open now; website visitors should use the Enter Dawn button and continue in https://app.dawnhq.ai.

What is Dawn? Dawn is a platform to run one agent profile across multiple channels with connected sources.
Who is it for? Teams running support and engineering workflows that need channel-native AI assistance.
What makes it different? Multi-channel deployment with persistent memory, reusable skills, scheduled tasks, and integration-backed answers grounded in linked sources.
Can I create an account right now? Yes. Users should click Enter Dawn on the Dawn home page and continue in https://app.dawnhq.ai.
Does Dawn support Codex? Yes, after the user links a ChatGPT account and Codex becomes available in provider/model selection.