AI assistants forget everything between sessions. NodeSpace gives them persistent, searchable access to your project knowledge. Write it down once and every AI tool finds it instantly.
Runs entirely on your machine. No cloud, no API calls, no data leaving localhost. Open source.
*Benchmarked against grep/ripgrep on local markdown docs
Developers using AI assistants waste time copying files, re-explaining architecture, and watching context degrade mid-session.
You re-explain your architecture every session. Context compacts, knowledge disappears.
Keyword-only. Multiple roundtrips. Burns tokens searching for what might not even match.
Notion, Linear, Jira - API calls for every lookup. No semantic search, just keyword matching.
NodeSpace: local semantic search. One config line. Your AI finds the right context in milliseconds.
Embeddings and database built-in. No cloud account, no API keys, no setup.
Add NodeSpace to Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible assistant:
"nodespace": {
"type": "http",
"url": "http://localhost:3100/mcp"
}
You write things down once. Every AI tool you use can find them instantly.
Desktop app for humans to browse and edit. MCP server for your AI to read and write. Both work together.
What AI assistants get via MCP
Find context by meaning, not keywords. Ask "Where do we handle auth?" and get relevant results.
No API calls, no token overhead. Your AI queries locally in milliseconds.
AI can query your knowledge base and update it directly. Context grows as you work.
Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, and any MCP-compatible assistant.
What you get in the desktop app
One click opens today's entry. Capture context throughout the day.
Nest ideas with unlimited depth. Tab to indent, Shift+Tab to outdent.
Organize with the flexibility of folders and tags combined.
Type @ to link any node. Build a graph of connected ideas.
Share your knowledge base across your product team. Everyone's AI stays informed, no manual syncing.
Define reusable workflows that execute automatically. Describe what you want, NodeSpace runs it on triggers you set.
Automatic entity extraction and relationship inference. Your notes become queryable, structured knowledge.
Early access users help shape what we build next.
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