Graphlit MCP server

Graphlit is a service that collects content from places you already use, like Slack, Google Drive, GitHub, Notion and websites, and keeps it in one searchable project. This MCP server connects your AI assistant to that project. It is handy if you keep information scattered across many tools and want to ask questions about all of it in one place.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI something, like what your team discussed about a project last month. The AI uses this helper, which talks to your Graphlit project. Graphlit has already gathered content from your connected tools, such as Slack messages, emails, documents and web pages, and turned it into something searchable. The helper finds the relevant pieces and hands them back, so the AI can answer you in the chat.

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What you can do with it

• Pull in files, web pages, emails, messages and issues into your Graphlit project
• Search across everything you have gathered and get the most relevant sources back
• Ask questions and get answers built from your own content
• Crawl a website or run a web search without adding another tool
• Turn text into structured information, like pulling details out of a long document
• Create audio or images from your content
• Send notifications to Slack, email or a webhook when something happens

What it gives back to you

You get answers in the chat, written in plain words, often with the sources they came from. It can also give you lists of items, like your Slack channels or Notion pages, and short summaries of documents. When it ingests something, it tells you it was added. When it publishes audio or an image, you get that file back.

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Who it's for

Developers, product managers and small teams who keep information spread across Slack, Drive, GitHub and similar tools and want to ask questions about all of it in one place.