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NodeOS

AI builds faster.You stay in control.

NodeOS connects development tasks, historical decisions, AI agents and delivery evidence in one continuous development record.

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Your AI agents shouldn't have to start from scratch.

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One development history. Three perspectives.

CustomerCustomer portal

DEMO-104

In development

Notifications when cases change

Requested by the customer · planned for Demo 0.3

A request is registered — and its status is visible

The customer asks for notifications when cases change. They can follow it without asking for status.

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  1. Planned
  2. In development
  3. Ready for test
Demo · All names, numbers and information are fictional
Customer visibilityDevelopment MemoryAgent Starter KitTraceable delivery

The context gap

Faster code. Fragmented knowledge.

The decision is in a chat. The request is in a ticket. The implementation is in a repository. A new session starts by piecing it all together. Your development history shouldn’t live in someone’s memory.

Development Memory

Don't rediscover it. Build on it.

Give every development session the context of the work that came before it. Search previous work, find the decisions behind it and follow references back to their source. Then verify the current code.

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Why are notifications optional?

Decision · DEC-DEMO-01

Notifications follow user preferences

So the agent does not send every notification: it respects the preference rule and checks where DEMO-102 will store settings.

  • Related task · DEMO-102

    Choose which messages you receive · planned

  • Source reference · Demo 0.2

    Commit + test report linked as evidence

  1. DEC-DEMO-01 identified
  2. Notifications component located
  3. Current code verified before changing it

NodeOS holds the recorded history, not the whole repository. The agent always verifies current code.

Illustrative product view · synthetic data

Without connected context

  1. 01New task
  2. 02Broad investigation
  3. 03Reconstruct history
  4. 04Find the code
  5. 05Understand past decisions
  6. 06Begin implementation

With NodeOS

  1. 01New task
  2. 02Retrieve context
  3. 03Find relevant history
  4. 04Verify current code
  5. 05Implement
  6. 06Preserve new knowledge

One connected development record

Different perspectives. Shared understanding.

Customers see progress

Keep your customers informed without turning them into developers. Requests, status and deliveries stay understandable.

Agents start with context

Developers and AI agents retrieve relevant tasks, previous decisions and documentation within their existing access.

Owners retain the history

Connect requests to implementation, preserve decisions and keep continuity when people or agents change.

The work, connected

From customer request to documented delivery.

  1. 01

    Capture the request

    Keep the business need and internal technical details connected, but visible to the right audience.

  2. 02

    Retrieve the context

    Find previous work, decisions and published documentation before investigating the current source.

  3. 03

    Record the work

    Work sessions and checkpoints preserve progress and reasoning between sessions.

  4. 04

    Review the evidence

    Attach changes and checks. Authorized human reviewers verify evidence and record delivery.

Capture now. Prioritize later.

A useful improvement does not have to interrupt the current task. Preserve the idea as a development request, with its context, for a later prioritization decision.

Future improvement · DEMO-106

Daily notification digest

Captured by the agent during DEMO-104 and linked to DEC-DEMO-01. Preserved for a later prioritization decision.

Backlog · Not scheduled

Illustrative product view · synthetic data

Internal pilot

How we gave our AI development workflow a memory

For about three months we have used NodeOS in our own software development with KIRO, GitHub and a customer-facing workflow. This is what we observed.

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The Agent Starter Kit

A better first connection. A better first task.

Connect your development environment, give your agents the right context and start working. Shared instructions, a CLI client and tool-specific adapters help make the workflow consistent.

Get started with NodeOS

Full Starter Kit adapters for KIRO and Codex · MCP and REST connections

  1. 01Get access to NodeOS
  2. 02Connect your development environment
  3. 03Install and configure the Starter Kit
  4. 04Connect the project and existing knowledge
  5. 05Start the first real task

Planned offer · not yet available

Try NodeOS free for 90 days.

A planned trial that gives development context time to accumulate. Register your interest; access is arranged with the team, not activated automatically.

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  • Planned Team-level capabilities, subject to fair use
  • No payment card required
  • No automatic paid subscription
  • An explicit decision to continue

Pricing

Simple pricing. Connected development.

Pricing

Professional

For an individual development owner

99/ month

DKK excl. VAT · indicative beta pricing

Internal users
1
Projects
≤ 5
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Team

For a small connected team

349/ month

DKK excl. VAT · indicative beta pricing

Internal users
5
Projects
≤ 20
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Scale

For growing development organizations

899/ month

DKK excl. VAT · indicative beta pricing

Internal users
15
Projects
Unlimited
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Business

For agreed organizational requirements

From1.999/ month

DKK excl. VAT · indicative beta pricing

Internal users
≤ 40
Projects
By agreement
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Proposed plans and limits — subscriptions are not active. Fair-use terms are being finalized.

Access has boundaries. History has sources.

Organization-scoped access, customer-safe views and separate evidence verification help keep collaboration accountable. Historical context never grants extra permissions.

Security and trust

A few things worth knowing

Is NodeOS a Jira replacement?

No. Your tools manage the work. NodeOS connects the development. Some teams may use it for their primary coordination; others alongside existing tools. No Jira synchronization is promised.

Is the 90-day trial available now?

Not yet. It is a planned commercial offer. Today you can request a demonstration or register beta interest; there is no automatic trial activation or paid conversion.

Does historical context replace code verification?

No. It helps narrow investigation. Developers and agents still need to verify the current implementation, and recorded history may be incomplete.

Build on what came before.

Give your people a shared overview. Give your agents a better starting point.

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