Your notes just joined the AI conversation

Every AI assistant has the same blind spot: it knows almost everything except what you know. Your meeting notes, your research, your half-finished ideas, the book list a friend gave you - none of it is in the conversation. You end up copy-pasting notes into chats, and the good answers you get back never make it into your notes.

As of today, Cimanote fixes that. Cimanote now runs a built-in MCP server, and any AI assistant that speaks the open standard - Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code, and a fast-growing list of agents - can connect to your notes. Not a copy of them. Your actual, live notes.

What it feels like

• Ask "what did I decide about pricing last month?" and get the answer from your own meeting notes.
• Finish a research conversation and say "save the key points to my Research notebook". A clean, formatted note appears in Cimanote.
• Tell an agent to tag your untagged notes, file strays into notebooks, or build a weekly review from the last seven days.
• Let Claude read your Knowledge Engine wiki - the living summary Cimanote writes across everything you know about a topic - instead of one note at a time.

Built on the open standard

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the standard the AI industry has settled on for connecting assistants to your tools. Anthropic created it, OpenAI adopted it, and most agent tools now speak it. That matters for one simple reason: you connect Cimanote once, and it works everywhere the standard works. No per-app integrations, no waiting for us to support your assistant of choice.

You stay in control

Connecting your notes to an AI should not feel like handing over the keys. So it does not. You approve every connection with your own Cimanote login on a consent screen - no API keys to copy, nothing to leak. Every connected app is listed in Settings with a one-click revoke. AI assistants can never permanently delete anything; removal only ever moves a note to your Trash, where it stays restorable for 30 days. And notes you share for real-time collaboration cannot be edited through a connection at all.

Two minutes to set up

In Claude, open Settings, then Connectors, add mcp.cimanote.com as a custom connector, and sign in. That is the whole setup. The full guide covers ChatGPT, Cursor, and Claude Code too, plus a handful of prompts to try first.

Claude and AI Connections are part of Cimanote Pro, and every 30-day trial includes them from day one. Start free and ask your notes something.