Integrations
One vault.
Every agent.
Korely speaks MCP — the Model Context Protocol. Any client that implements MCP can read and write to the same local vault. No vendor lock-in, no proprietary SDK to learn.
Claude Code
Memory across sessions for Claude Code. Past conventions, decisions, file maps — stored locally, available to every new chat.
Setup guide
Cursor
Wire Korely as an MCP server in Cursor settings. Your agent reads project context from the same vault you write notes into.
Setup guide
ChatGPT
MCP via the OpenAI desktop client. Pull notes and meetings into your prompts without copy-paste.
Setup guide
n8n
Add Korely as a node in your n8n workflows. Save notes from automations, query the graph from triggers.
Setup guide
Continue
Continue extension speaks MCP. Configure Korely once, the assistant remembers your codebase patterns across plugins.
Setup guide
Goose
Goose ships with first-class MCP support. Korely plugs in as a memory extension in seconds.
Setup guide
Why MCP
One protocol. Every client.
The Model Context Protocol is an open standard for connecting AI assistants to external tools and data sources. Anthropic shipped it in late 2024; OpenAI, Block, the n8n team, and the Continue authors have all adopted it.
For you it means one thing: if you wire Korely to one agent today, the integration carries over to every other MCP client without rework. Switch from Cursor to Claude Code, or add n8n on top — the vault and the tools don't change.
Korely exposes 7 MCP tools out of the box: search, read, list notes, list folders, get related, save note, create task. See the tool reference for schemas.
Don't see your tool?
If it speaks MCP, it works.
Tell us what you're using and we'll write the setup guide. If it's not MCP yet, we'll help you wrap it.
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