Brainy MCP server

Brainy is a helper program you run on your own computer. It gives your AI a shared place to store notes and tasks, so different AI assistants can work together. It is handy if you use more than one AI tool and want them to share what they know.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI to remember something or to start a task. The AI uses Brainy to write that into a shared Markdown file or add it to a task queue. Brainy keeps track of who is doing what and can ask a human to approve certain actions. Later, another AI can read the same notes or pick up the task, so work passes smoothly between assistants.

What you can do with it

• Save notes and facts to a shared Markdown knowledge base
• Add tasks to a queue that multiple AI agents can pick up
• Claim a task so two agents do not do the same work
• Control who can see or edit each space with access rules
• See a log of who changed what and when
• Ask a human to approve a task before it runs
• Let different AI assistants hand work to each other

Try asking your AI

• “Remember that the client meeting is on Friday at 3pm.”
• “Add a task to update the project notes and assign it to the next available agent.”
• “What tasks are waiting in the queue?”
• “Show me the history of changes to the marketing notes.”

What it gives back to you

When you ask, Brainy gives back lists of tasks, notes, or answers from the shared brain. It can also show you a log of changes or confirm that a task was added or claimed. In the chat, you see plain text summaries or lists, not code.

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Who it's for

People who use multiple AI assistants and want them to share notes and tasks without copying and pasting.

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