NodeOS / Product
One record. From request to release.
NodeOS brings business requests, development execution and organizational knowledge together — without making everyone read the same technical detail.
01 / NodeOS
Requests become connected work
Capture bugs, incidents and development requests. Organize projects, priorities, task relationships and dependencies. Preserve future ideas in the backlog instead of disrupting the current work.
Example company · Active development
Example company – Development project
Overview of work items, priorities and deliveries.
Latest release
Demo 0.2 · Welcome and overview
Next planned release
Demo 0.3 · Notifications
Current overview
12
Open items
3
Planned
4
In development
2
Awaiting customer
1
Ready for release
Status right now
8
Delivered in the last 30 days
2
Awaiting you
3
Ready for test
4
Critical & high
Active initiatives
A better customer experience
2 of 6 subtasks completed
Reports and export
1 of 4 subtasks completed
Latest release
Demo 0.2 · Welcome and overview
A new welcome page and a unified overview have been delivered in this fictional project.
Latest activity
New comment on DEMO-104: Notifications
20 minutes ago
DEMO-103 moved to Ready for test
1 hour ago
Demo 0.2 · Welcome and overview recorded
Yesterday
Ongoing work
In development
- In development
Notifications when cases change
Next on the roadmap
- Planned
Choose which messages you receive
Architecture decisions
Notifications follow user preferences
DEC-DEMO-01
Reports use the same terminology as the portal
DEC-DEMO-02
The welcome page shows the next agreed step
DEC-DEMO-03
New items
- In development
DEMO-104 · Customer portal
Notifications when cases change
- Ready for test
DEMO-103 · Reports
Export the project overview
- Planned
DEMO-102 · Customer portal
Choose which messages you receive
- Released
DEMO-101 · Customer portal
Unified welcome page
02 / NodeOS
Progress that customers can follow
Customer-facing descriptions and visible status keep stakeholders informed. Internal technical notes remain internal, while both perspectives refer to the same underlying task.
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
03 / NodeOS
Context before implementation
Task-start context brings together accessible ancestors, objectives, relevant decisions and published document references. Development Memory helps find previous work and its sources.
Development Memory
DEC-DEMO-01
Notifications follow user preferences
User preferences determine which messages appear. The decision is linked to DEMO-104.
DEC-DEMO-01 · DEMO-104 · Demo 0.2
Internal · fictional example
04 / NodeOS
A continuous development record
Agent identities, work sessions and checkpoints connect execution to tasks. Evidence, human verification and release records preserve what was delivered and how it was checked.
Releases
Demo 0.2 · Welcome and overview
A new welcome page and a unified overview have been delivered in this fictional project.
Next planned release
Demo 0.3 · Notifications
Notifications and report export are planned for the next delivery.
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.
Read the internal pilot caseBuild on what came before.
Give your people a shared overview. Give your agents a better starting point.