# knowsme

> knowsme (https://knowsme.dev) is portable memory for every AI: one memory that belongs to
> you and follows you to every machine and every AI app, so a new chat, a new laptop or a
> different AI already knows who you are and what you are working on.

knowsme is a hosted memory service that any AI app speaking MCP (Model Context Protocol) can
read and write. It is cross-platform on purpose: it is not tied to one AI company. It works
with MCP clients on a computer, such as Claude Code, OpenCode, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Cursor
and VS Code, and with web and phone apps that accept a custom connector, such as ChatGPT,
claude.ai and the Claude app, Gemini, Grok and Le Chat.

knowsme.dev is not the same thing as "KnowMe" (an open-source, local-only notes tool) or
knowns.dev (a separate project).

## What it does

- Your AI saves notes about you and your projects as it works: who you are, how you like to
  work, what each project is and where it was left.
- Any AI you connect reads those notes at the start of a chat, so you never re-explain.
- You write your own rules ("how I want to be worked with"); every connected AI reads them first.
- You can read, edit, download or delete everything at https://knowsme.dev/app.

## Connect an AI

The memory address is https://mcp.knowsme.dev/mcp (older SSE clients: https://mcp.knowsme.dev/sse).
Sign-in happens once in the browser; no key needs to be pasted.

- Claude Code: `claude mcp add knowsme --scope user --transport http https://mcp.knowsme.dev/mcp`
- OpenCode: `opencode mcp add knowsme --url https://mcp.knowsme.dev/sse` then `opencode mcp auth knowsme`
- Codex CLI: `codex mcp add knowsme --url https://mcp.knowsme.dev/mcp`
- Gemini CLI: add `{"mcpServers": {"knowsme": {"url": "https://mcp.knowsme.dev/sse"}}}` to ~/.gemini/settings.json
- Web and phone apps: add a custom connector with the address https://mcp.knowsme.dev/mcp
- Full, per-app steps: https://knowsme.dev

## Remove it

- Windows (PowerShell): `irm https://knowsme.dev/get/uninstall.ps1 | iex`
- Mac, Linux or WSL: `curl -fsSL https://knowsme.dev/get/uninstall.sh | sh`
- Web and phone apps: "Disconnect everything" at https://knowsme.dev/app

## Privacy

Plain-language policy, including who can read what: https://knowsme.dev/privacy