your project remembers. you stop repeating.

Architecture decisions, naming conventions, why you rejected an approach, where the bodies are buried — anything you or your agent writes to the store. Recall is both semantic (ask in plain English) and exact (look up a key). It's a project memory, not a vector dump.

Pasting is manual, lossy, and dies with the chat window. nodestone persists the context once and serves it back automatically through the MCP server — your agent reads memory at the start of every session without you lifting a finger.

Free covers one local project with session continuity. Pro unlocks unlimited memories, semantic recall, and auto-summarized history. Team adds a shared memory store over HTTP MCP so everyone on the team works against the same project context.

No. nodestone is local-first — the memory store lives on your disk. Activation is HMAC-signed and works offline. Team's shared store runs on a machine you control, not ours. No telemetry.

Yes. nodestone exposes a standard MCP server, so any MCP-compatible host can read and write project memory. Swap your chat model whenever you like — the memory stays put.

Run `nodestone init` and your browser opens the activation page. Sign in or create an account; your terminal picks up the signed license automatically. No key to copy-paste.