Beta
A shared project memory layer for multiple AI agents
Keep your project’s standards and decisions, work results and to-dos in one place outside your AI apps. The AI apps you connect read the same records and pick up the work right away.
What OpenNöe does
Standards
Write down the standards you keep explaining, once.Record document formats, writing style and working rules in the project, and any AI app can use them when it needs them.
Decisions
Carry decisions and their reasons across apps.Record a decision made in one app along with its reasons and evidence, and another connected app reads it and takes the next step.
Progress
Start from where you left off.Record work results and to-dos, and a new conversation checks the progress first.
Only the AI apps you allow read and write records, and only within the access you grant.
Coming soon
These features are in development. Timing and scope may change.
- Semantic search
Finds records with a similar meaning even when the words differ.
In development
- Recall
Reads your accumulated records and suggests decisions and questions worth revisiting. Only the suggestions you pick become formal records.
In development
- Sources
Checks the links, checked dates and terms of use of outside sources that AI apps recorded.
In development
- Relay
One AI agent hands off a task, another agent picks it up and continues, and the result comes back.
In development
- Team spaces
Several people share the memory of one project.
Planned
Recall, Sources and Relay are only for people who turn them on. The basic record features work right away without turning anything on.
How to connect an AI app
- In your AI app, where you add an MCP server, enter the OpenNöe connection address (the MCP server URL).
- When the OpenNöe sign-in page opens in your browser, sign in.
- Review the app asking to connect and the access it requests, then approve it.
The connection address and how to use a connection key from a terminal, SSH, a server or CI are in the connection guide below.
Privacy and your data
- The waitlist email address is stored in Google Forms and is not sent to outside marketing tools. Details are in the privacy notice.
- We do not use outside analytics or ad tracking. Pages on this site run no scripts and set no cookies.
Connection guide by AI app
The connection address is the same in every AI app. Most apps connect by signing in from the app; terminals, SSH sessions, servers and CI, where no browser can open, use a connection key.
Connection address: https://mcp.opennoe.com/mcp
Connect by signing in from the app
Enter the connection address above (the MCP server URL) where the app adds an MCP server. When the app opens your browser, sign in to OpenNöe, review the app asking to connect and the access it requests, then approve it.
Terminals, SSH, servers and CI use a connection key
Where no browser can open, such as a terminal, an SSH session, a server or CI, create a connection key on the AI connections screen in your space. The key is shown only once when you create it, and you send it in the request header in the form below. Do not paste the key into chats or into repository files that several people share.
Authorization: Bearer <key>Waitlist
Sign-up is not open yet. An address you leave is used to manage the order of invitations. A waitlist request does not guarantee access, a place or a notification email. The beta is free.
Join the waitlist
We keep your email address and request time to manage invitations. We delete them after 90 days from your first request, or when you withdraw, whichever comes first. This does not guarantee access or reserve a place.
Requests are collected with Google Forms; the address you enter is stored by Google.
- To withdraw or delete your request, email support@opennoe.com.
- Privacy notice