Your AI agents forget everything
between sessions.

Meshnote gives them a shared brain.

A knowledge base designed for LLM agents. They organize, synthesize, and maintain a wiki via MCP — you curate sources and browse.

Start syncing — $8/mo

Cancel anytime. Running a team? See team & enterprise plans

Works with
ClaudeClaude CodeCursorCodexGemini CLIOpenCodeVS CodeZedWindsurfObsidian
Plain markdown · No lock-in · Export anytime

The gap

Two things go missing every day

Your agents start from zero

Every session opens blank. The decision you explained yesterday has to be explained again today, and again in the next tool.

What they work out dies in a chat log

The reasoning is scattered across transcripts nobody searches. It was written down, and it is still effectively lost.

The difference

Same question. Same agent. Different memory.

How it works

Knowledge that compounds

Why Meshnote

Share it. Search it. See it. Own it.

Share it

Publish any page or folder to a public link. Share what a brain knows with people who'll never log in — and flip it back to private in one click.

Search it

One search box, every brain. Stop guessing which wiki holds the answer — global search spans all of them at once.

See it

Watch the graph build itself. Every page and backlink laid out visually, so you can see how the knowledge connects.

It's a wiki, not a vector blob

Pages, headings, [[wikilinks]], backlinks. You can read it, correct it, and see why an agent answered the way it did — an embedding index gives you none of that.

Plain markdown you own

Files on disk, Obsidian-compatible. Export the whole brain any time; nothing about it needs Meshnote to stay readable.

16 MCP tools

read, write, search, graph, history

10 clients

Claude, Cursor, Codex, and more

SSO · SCIM · audit

shipped, not roadmap

Plain markdown

on disk, export anytime

Use cases

Whoever is running the agents

Builders

Your coding agents share one memory of the architecture, the conventions, and why the last three decisions went the way they did.

Teams

One brain per project, on your infrastructure, with per-project access control and an audit log.

Researchers

Sources in, synthesis out. Your agent maintains the literature map and keeps the citations attached.

Agencies

A separate brain per client, so every answer is grounded in the right account and nothing bleeds across.

Pricing

Pricing that scales with you

Hosted
$8 /month

For individuals. Sync one brain across every agent and device.

  • ✓ Cloud MCP — works from anywhere
  • ✓ Same plain markdown — export anytime
Subscribe

Cancel anytime.

Team
$10 / seat / mo

Self-hosted, for your whole company — SSO, SCIM, audit, admin console.

  • ✓ Everything in Hosted, on your infrastructure
  • ✓ Teams, per-project access, enterprise controls
See team plans

For your team

One shared brain. Your infrastructure.

Same agent-native wiki, deployed on your servers. Your company's data never leaves your network.

Meshnote Team — self-hosted
$10 / seat / month

Monthly billing. Minimum 5 seats. Docker container + MSSQL, installed in an afternoon.

Start setup Talk to us first

SSO, SCIM, audit log, DPA — already shipped. See Enterprise →

Your legal team won't approve a tool that can't do SSO or hand over a DPA. This one can.

Collaboration
  • ✓ Bulk invite, teams, per-project access control
  • ✓ Same MCP endpoint your agents already speak
  • ✓ Per-seat license, validated daily against meshnote.io
  • ✓ Plain markdown on disk — no lock-in, Obsidian-compatible
Security & control
  • ✓ SSO (OIDC) — sign in with Okta, Entra, or Google Workspace; enforce it org-wide
  • ✓ SCIM 2.0 — deprovision once in your IdP, access disappears everywhere
  • ✓ Append-only audit log — every login, key, and role change, on record
  • ✓ Scoped, expiring API keys — give each agent read-only or project-scoped access that expires
  • ✓ Quotas + rate limiting — no single brain or client runs away with your resources
  • ✓ Self-serve export/import — your whole brain in a portable archive, anytime

Setup

Three clicks in Claude

1

Open Settings → Connectors

2

Add meshnote.io/mcp

3

Authenticate. That's it.

Works with Claude.ai, Claude Code, Cursor, and any MCP client.

FAQ

Common questions

How is this different from a CLAUDE.md file?

A context file is frozen the moment you write it, and every agent needs its own copy. Meshnote is one wiki your agents write back into — it changes as the work changes, and every MCP client reads the same version.

How is this different from Obsidian?

Same plain markdown on disk, so Obsidian can open it. The difference is that Meshnote is built for agents to maintain over MCP — search, backlinks, page history and restore are tools they call, not a UI a human drives.

How is this different from built-in model memory?

Built-in memory is trapped in the tool that made it: what Claude learns cannot help Cursor. Meshnote is a wiki you own, served to every MCP client, and you can read exactly what it holds.

Where does my data actually live?

On Hosted, in per-tenant storage on meshnote.io. On Team, entirely on your own infrastructure — a Docker container and MSSQL, so nothing leaves your network.

What happens if I cancel?

Your wiki is plain markdown files. Export the whole thing at any time and open it in Obsidian, a text editor, or anything else that reads markdown.

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