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Project cognition and continuity system — your project remembers itself

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nodestone

Project memory for AI sessions. nodestone remembers your project across sessions — decisions, tasks, drift, and context — so an LLM doesn't have to re-learn it from scratch every time. A massiron.com product.

It's an event-sourced cognition store: everything lives on disk and comes back instantly, for ~0 tokens. Pair it with any AI tool (Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode) over MCP, and your assistant resumes work where it left off.


Install

pip install nodestone

Start in 30 seconds

cd your-project
nodestone init                 # create the cognition store (.nodestone/)
nodestone status               # where things stand
nodestone ask "what's next?"   # ask the project, don't re-read it

Record what matters as you go:

nodestone decide "Use SQLite for the event store" -r "zero-config, embedded"
nodestone task "Wire up the MCP stdio server"
nodestone context compressed   # ~500-token AI-ready snapshot for any LLM

Connect it to your AI (MCP)

nodestone speaks MCP over stdio by default — the transport Claude Code, Cursor, and OpenCode launch directly. One command registers it:

claude mcp add nodestone -- nodestone mcp

Restart Claude Code once. Now your assistant can call nodestone natively: restore_context() to resume a project, record_decision(...) to remember a choice, check_drift() to catch scope creep, fingerprint_handoff() to hand the project to another agent.

Prefer HTTP (browser dashboards, LAN)? nodestone mcp --http --host 0.0.0.0 --port 18766.

Self-introduce to every AI editor

nodestone inject all

Writes a short nodestone block into CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, .cursorrules, and friends, and registers the MCP server in ~/.claude.json and opencode.json. Idempotent — re-run any time. Remove with nodestone inject all --remove.


The massiron family

nodestone is one of four local tools that compose:

  • nodestone — project context memory across sessions (this tool)
  • atlas — deterministic code intelligence (call graph, risk, dead code), 0 LLM tokens
  • deepstrain — autonomous engineering agent, a cheap fast executor
  • adauto — developer-marketing automation, ethics-filtered + human-approved

Each works standalone and introduces the others when installed.

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