Getting Started

NOME supports multiple entry paths. Use WorkOS-backed sign-in for enterprise accounts with SSO, Google sign-in for personal accounts, or continue as a guest for immediate local-first access.

After authentication, NOME resolves your plan, entitlements, org context, marketplace state, and surface policy in a single bootstrap call. Every client — web, native, and CLI — uses the same canonical bootstrap.

Guest mode gives you a temporary session with local-first workflows. No account is required. Memory, threads, and workspace state are available for the duration of the session.

When you're ready for durable history, cross-device sync, org tools, or more hosted credits, sign in to upgrade your guest session into a full account.

Bring Your Own Keys mode lets you connect API keys from major frontier model providers directly. NOME provides the interface, memory, agentic flows, and routing while you pay providers directly.

Configure keys through the account surface at /keys or via the native app settings. NOME validates each key on entry and shows real-time provider status.

NOME Cloud is the managed infrastructure tier. Subscribe and receive NOME Credits — we handle API negotiations, rate limiting, explicitly surfaced provider failover, and billing. One subscription covers all models.

Plans are managed through the canonical billing surface. Stripe handles the payment rail; NOME owns subscription state, entitlement projection, and credit metering.

Every NOME session begins with bootstrap. NOME resolves your identity, org membership, plan, entitlements, installed surfaces, and active continuity state into a single payload.

Sessions are backed by Nome-issued tokens that carry org context and surface access claims. WorkOS enterprise sessions exchange into the same canonical Nome session, ensuring consistent authorization across all entry paths.

Workspaces bind to projects and repositories. NOME's Code/Workspace surface provides repo-aware coding with guardrails, sandbox isolation, and full audit trails.

Connect a workspace through the web app, native app, or CLI. Every workspace operation — file edits, test runs, and commits — produces typed receipts attached to canonical work items.