MindWiki: Your AI Never Forgets. The memory layer between you, your vault, and every AI you use.
Everything below is what the vault actually does — in plain language, with the proof lines.
One MCP URL, every AI.
Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, and any MCP client to the same vault in under a minute. OAuth in the browser. No tokens to paste.
Your files. Your format. Your AI.
Plain markdown with YAML frontmatter on disk. Export the whole vault as a zip whenever you want. Walk away with everything you wrote.
A self-organizing graph, with you in the loop.
Three proposal-first automations and one additive monthly page do the structural housekeeping. You stay the editor. Nothing changes your prose without your sign-off.
Your AI is brilliant — and amnesiac.
Every new chat starts from zero. You re-explain the same context, re-establish the same patterns, and lose your best thinking the moment a session ends. Meanwhile, the notes that could’ve grounded the conversation are scattered across half a dozen apps that don’t talk to each other.
MindWiki is the vault that remembers. A native macOS workspace and MindWiki Cloud, both pointed at the same markdown files — and one MCP URL that hands every AI client your thinking on demand.
Three steps. Then it compounds.
Capture anywhere
Type into the macOS app, the web Quick Capture box, your personal {username}@mindwiki.io address, or tell Claude to drop a fragment into your vault. Everything lands in capture/ and waits for you.
Think with your AI
Paste one MCP URL into Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor — any MCP client. OAuth in the browser. Your AI can now read your vault, find the right page, and capture new thinking back into it as you talk.
Let it self-organize
Proposal-first automations suggest wikilinks, classify captures, and surface emergent clusters. You approve in Mission Control. The graph thickens. The next conversation starts smarter.
Ten things that change how you think.
Ordered by what matters most: the irreplaceable promises first, then the daily quality-of-life, then the trust layer.
AI-connected vault
One MCP URL plugs every major AI client into the same files. Read, search, capture — your AI works with your vault, not a copy of it.
Native macOS workspace
A real desktop app — slash commands, properties inspector, knowledge graph, attachments, full keyboard navigation. Built for the way you actually write.
Real knowledge graph
A live map of the wikilinks you wrote — not inferred similarity. Pan, zoom, jump to any page. The graph thickens as your thinking does.
Plain markdown ownership
.md files with YAML frontmatter on disk. Export the whole vault as a zip anytime. No proprietary format. No vendor lock-in. Walk away with everything.
Capture anywhere
macOS shortcut, web Quick Capture, personal email-in address, MCP tool call. Capture in two seconds without breaking flow — everything lands in capture/.
Rich editor surface
Slash commands, wikilink autocomplete, rename refactoring, frontmatter inspector, attachments — the whole keyboard-first writing layer.
Hybrid search
Keyword and vector in the same query. Find the right page even when you don't remember the exact word.
Properties + database views
Frontmatter becomes a queryable database. Table, cards, calendar, kanban — no plugins, no setup.
Mission Control
Every AI tool call, every proposal, every agent session — logged and reviewable. You see exactly what touched your vault.
Self-organizing, with you as editor
Auto-Linker, Weekly Classifier, and Pattern Detection propose changes. Monthly Summary writes one additive month-end page at outputs/monthly-summary/. Nothing else writes without you.
Every AI action, visible and yours to approve.
The same MCP URL that lets your AI read your vault writes every action into Mission Control. Tool calls. Proposed wikilinks. Capture-folder triage. Pattern candidates. You scroll through it like a logbook and approve what should land in the vault.
Nothing your AI does to MindWiki happens in the dark.
Manage AI connectionsYour files. Your format. Forever.
MindWiki stores every page as a markdown file with YAML frontmatter — the same format that’s been readable for twenty years and will be readable for twenty more. Wikilinks are the connective tissue. Properties are the database. There is no proprietary export.
The memory layer for people who think with AI.
Your AI is the engine. MindWiki is the memory.
One vault. Every client. A graph that gets denser the more you write, and a workspace that keeps the AI honest about what it touched.
The next conversation starts where the last one ended.
Start the vault that holds.
Free is generous and yours forever. Pro is $12/mo when you want every AI client to read it.
no credit card · Mac, iPhone & web · export anytime
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