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GBrain connects any AI that speaks MCP to the team's memory and connectors

The Model Context Protocol is the open standard that plugs AI apps into outside systems, like a USB-C port for AI.

MCP is one standard plug for every AI

  • An open standard

    For connecting AI apps to data, tools and workflows.

  • Build once, connect everywhere

    Claude, ChatGPT, Visual Studio Code, Cursor and many more.

  • AI that can act

    An AI app can reach data and act for the person using it.

From the MCP introduction.

Every AI that speaks MCP starts from what the team already knows

What one AI saves, every other AI the team uses can read.

A workspace's memory in GBrain. Each note is a file the team owns.

Any AI that speaks MCP can use every connector GBrain offers

Connect an account once in GBrain. The AI never holds the key.

See every connector

The same memory and connectors in every AI the team uses

ChatGPT
Model Context Protocol
Claude Code

GBrain

one memory

Cursor
OpenClaw
The terminal
Model Context Protocol on the dark line, and a few of the AIs that connect the same way. Each one opens its own page.

See every AI GBrain works with

Every AI that speaks MCP connects with one address

One address for every AI. The team decides what each one may do.

  1. Point the AI at this address. An AI that supports sign-in opens GBrain to allow it.

    https://gbrain.io/mcp

  2. An AI that only takes a header sends an access token from the GBrain workspace instead.

    Authorization: Bearer <token>

Start a GBrain workspace

Sign in and name the workspace. Then connect any AI that speaks MCP with the steps above.

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