Connections to your AI tools
knowmind plugs straight into the AI tools you already use — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and others. Your own applications can be connected through the interface as well.
knowmind works as an extension of your existing AI tools. Once the connection is in place, Claude or ChatGPT knows your stored notes and can draw on them in its answers. Different tools take different routes — all of them lead to the same result.
Your editor knows your body of knowledge
Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor and similar tools reach knowmind over a standardised interface (Model Context Protocol). A one-time configuration in the tool is enough; from then on the AI has direct access to your memories.
Available in the browser chat too
Hosted products such as ChatGPT and claude.ai connect knowmind as an external data source (custom connector). Sign-in runs through a secure authorisation flow, comparable to “sign in with Google” — knowmind only sees what you release, and ChatGPT only gets the memories.
Your own systems read and write along
For your own tools, scripts or automations, knowmind offers a programmatic interface. A few lines of code are enough to store or query memories from your own application. Code examples in the common languages are in the documentation.
Read in whole directories at once
A dedicated command-line tool bundles sign-in, search, upload and the local connection to Claude Code or Cursor. Installation runs through npm; every command is documented in the command-line guide.
Your system learns about every change at once
For workflow platforms such as n8n, Zapier or Make, knowmind provides outbound notifications (from the Team plan on). As soon as a new memory is stored or a contract changes, an automated flow in your workflow platform can react. Setup and examples are in the webhook documentation.
Technical detail
- Standardised connection over the Model Context Protocol (MCP)
- Secure sign-in for external applications over OAuth 2.1 with PKCE
- API keys with fine-grained permission control
- Command-line tool available through npm