Stop pasting context every AI session: one command restores everything A developer has released nodestone, a free project-level memory engine for AI-assisted development that restores context across sessions. The tool tracks decisions, tasks, and file changes, allowing users to pack context into a fingerprint and restore it in any AI coding tool like Claude Code or Cursor. It aims to eliminate the repetitive process of re-pasting documentation and context when switching between AI agents. Every AI coding session starts the same: paste the README, paste the architecture doc, paste the last error message, re-explain where you left off. If you switch between Claude Code, Cursor, and Gemini in the same project, every tool starts from zero. nodestone fixes that. It's a project-level memory engine for AI-assisted development, and it's free. nodestone tracks four things across sessions: pip install nodestone That's it. Python 3.10+. nodestone init Creates a .nodestone/ directory in your project root. nodestone decision add "Use SQLite instead of Postgres" --context "Only 3 users, no need for a server" --impact "Simpler deployment, no Docker needed" nodestone task add "Add user authentication" --depends "Set up database schema" --effort 4h nodestone pack Prints a ~500 token context block. Copy it, paste it at the start of your next AI session. Done. nodestone restore