Nunchi Memory / Norfolk + Nexus

Memory ownership belongs to the user.

Memory must not become a weapon for locking users into a company. Nunchi Memory helps your memory stay yours even when platforms and agents change.

What Nunchi Memory contains

Nunchi Memory bundles Norfolk and Nexus.

Human material and agent work memory are not mixed into the same RAG lane. They stay separate, then meet through Engram and AMCP at explicit runtime boundaries.

Scenario map

01

An individual who wants structured document memory

Recommended setup
Nunchi Memory Local

Human Memory and Agent Memory stay separated on your own device.

02

A developer whose coding agent should remember yesterday’s decisions

Recommended setup
Nunchi Memory Local + Engram

Engram recalls Nexus memory and writes verification results back.

03

A team that needs everyone to start from the same PRDs and meeting conclusions

Recommended setup
Nunchi Memory Cloud

Norfolk evidence memory and Nexus work memory are shared at the team level.

04

An IT team that wants incidents and repetitive development work closed from Slack

Recommended setup
Circuit

A separate execution workflow runs on top of Nunchi Memory.

AMCP / Axon boundary

Direct locally, through Axon across boundaries.

AMCP is the semantic contract for Nunchi Memory access. On the same device, Engram calls AMCP-shaped local adapters directly. Across process, device, team, or product boundaries, Axon carries the same contract over the wire.

AMCP semantic contract

Local in-process

Engram → AMCP Memory Port → Local Norfolk / Nexus

  • Nunchi Memory Local
  • Local Engram
  • Personal local DB

Cross-boundary wire

Engram / external agent → Axon → Team memory / external systems

  • Nunchi Memory Cloud
  • Circuit
  • Enterprise gateway