60-Second Demo¶

This demo uses the public Nuzo 1.1.0 package and a disposable store. It does not configure a host, touch your default memory, or use real personal data.

Prerequisites: Node.js 22 LTS or 24 LTS and npm 10 or newer.

Install¶

npm install --global @nuzo/memory@1.1.0
nuzo --version

Remember, Recall, And Inspect¶

Copy this block into a POSIX shell:

export NUZO_DEMO_DIR="${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/nuzo-60-second-demo"
export NUZO_DEMO_STORE="$NUZO_DEMO_DIR/memories.sqlite"
rm -rf "$NUZO_DEMO_DIR"
mkdir -p "$NUZO_DEMO_DIR"

nuzo memory --store "$NUZO_DEMO_STORE" init
NUZO_DEMO_ID="$(nuzo memory --store "$NUZO_DEMO_STORE" remember \
  "The demo project validates changes with npm test." \
  --kind project_decision \
  --tag demo)"
nuzo memory --store "$NUZO_DEMO_STORE" recall "How does the demo validate changes?"
nuzo memory --store "$NUZO_DEMO_STORE" list --tag demo
nuzo memory --store "$NUZO_DEMO_STORE" audit --memory-id "$NUZO_DEMO_ID"

The recall and list results should contain npm test. The list and audit commands show that the result is a structured record with revision, scope, kind, source actor, and lifecycle history rather than hidden host state.

Clean Up¶

rm -rf "$NUZO_DEMO_DIR"
unset NUZO_DEMO_DIR NUZO_DEMO_STORE NUZO_DEMO_ID

To prove continuity through an agent host, continue with the cross-session verification. That flow uses an explicit capture confirmation and a fresh Codex or Claude Code session.