Product
How NORDON Works
Think of NORDON as a notebook for your AI coding assistant. It writes down the important stuff from every coding session, so next time your AI already knows what happened.
The Pipeline
Like a really good assistant taking notes
Imagine you had a human assistant who sat next to you while you coded, wrote down everything important, and briefed your AI before every new session. That's NORDON.
Watch & Capture
While you code with your AI assistant, NORDON quietly watches what happens. It notices decisions, errors, patterns, and important context — and writes them down.
Organize & Score
Not everything is worth remembering. NORDON figures out what matters, tags it with the right labels, links it to the right files, and gives it an importance score.
Recall & Inject
Next time you start a coding session, NORDON picks the most relevant memories and gives them to your AI assistant. It's like your AI read its own diary before starting work.
Memory Types
Seven kinds of things NORDON remembers
Your project isn't just code. It's decisions, patterns, mistakes, and rules. NORDON understands the difference and stores each type in a way your AI can use.
Facts
Things that are true about your project — like which database you use, what version of React you're on, or where your API lives.
Decisions
Choices your team made and why — like why you picked Postgres instead of MongoDB, or why you went with REST instead of GraphQL.
Procedures
Step-by-step instructions for how to do things — like deploying to production, running database migrations, or setting up a new developer's machine.
Failures
Things that went wrong and what you learned — so your AI assistant never makes the same mistake twice.
Patterns
The way your team likes to do things — naming conventions, file structures, coding styles. The unwritten rules of your codebase.
Constraints
Hard rules that can't be broken — security requirements, performance limits, browser compatibility, or regulatory rules.
Context Snapshots
What's happening right now — the current sprint goal, an ongoing refactor, a migration in progress. The stuff that changes week to week.
Smart Retrieval
It knows what to remember and when
NORDON doesn't dump everything into your AI's context. It picks the right memories based on what you're working on right now.
What's Related
Memories that are about the same topic or files you're currently working on get prioritized.
What's Recent
Things that happened recently are usually more relevant than things from months ago.
What's Proven
Memories that your AI actually used and found helpful in the past get a higher score.
What's In Scope
Memories from the right branch, the right project, and the right part of the codebase.
Privacy
Everything stays on your computer
NORDON runs entirely on your machine. Your code, your decisions, your memories — they never leave your computer unless you choose to share them.
Runs on Your Machine
The entire memory system runs locally. No cloud servers, no API calls to external services.
SQLite Database
All your memories live in a single file on your computer. You can inspect it, back it up, or delete it anytime.
Share When Ready
Want to share memories with your team? You can — with end-to-end encryption. But it's always your choice.
Zero Tracking
No telemetry, no analytics, no usage tracking. We don't know what you're building and we don't want to.
Integrations
Works with the tools you already use
Claude Code
Plugs right in via hooks. Memories are automatically captured and injected — no setup needed beyond install.
VS Code
See memory hints inline, capture new memories with a command, and browse everything in a side panel.
Git
NORDON understands branches. Feature branch context stays separate from main. Memories follow your code.
CLI
Full control from your terminal. Search, inspect, add, or delete any memory. Export and import as needed.
Give your AI assistant a memory
Install the CLI and your AI coding assistant will never forget what matters again.
npm install -g @sodasoft/nordon-cli