Ingest
Capture an alert or operator report with source, severity, and labels.
LOCAL-FIRST · LINUX + DEVOPS
Noso turns plain-English operational questions into safer command guidance—with risk, confidence, expected output, and the evidence behind the answer.
$ cli-helper "what process is using port 8080"
Inspect TCP listeners and identify the process bound to the requested port.
NEXT Check the owning service only if the listener is unexpected.
01 / THE IDEA
Operational speed should not come at the cost of operational judgment. Noso keeps the operator in control while making the next safe move easier to see.
02 / INCIDENT LOOP
Noso focuses on the part of incident response where context gets lost: turning a symptom into a constrained probe, preserving what was learned, and advancing without repeating work.
Capture an alert or operator report with source, severity, and labels.
Rank likely service, container, or Kubernetes causes and choose a read-only probe.
Fold command evidence back into the incident instead of starting over.
Preserve findings and resolution context as a local operational record.
03 / OPERATING MODEL
Core guidance is deterministic and grounded in the tools available on the machine. Network access is not required for the primary workflow.
Risk, confidence, expected output, and follow-up guidance make it easier to review a command before acting.
An optional local Ollama service can help classify ambiguous intent while command generation and safety labels remain in Noso.
04 / INSTALL
Download the current Linux release, verify it against the published checksums, and place it on your path.
curl -Lo cli-helper https://github.com/NdumLab/noso/releases/latest/download/cli-helper-linux-amd64
curl -sL https://github.com/NdumLab/noso/releases/latest/download/SHA256SUMS | sha256sum --check --ignore-missing
chmod +x cli-helper
sudo mv cli-helper /usr/local/bin/
cli-helper "show disk free space"
05 / OPEN SOURCE