You don't open one tool a day. You open six. Claude in the morning, Cursor at noon, ChatGPT at midnight, the API when you're shipping. Knovya is the part that doesn't change — the same notes, the same memory, the same knowledge graph, walking with you to every doorway.
We call them connectors. Anthropic calls them connectors. They're the pieces that make your knowledge feel native to whichever AI you happen to be sitting with.
Without a connector, every AI tool starts blank. You explain your project to ChatGPT in the morning; by the afternoon, you're explaining the same thing to Cursor. Claude doesn't know what you decided last week. Gemini has never read your meeting notes. The intelligence is enormous. The memory is somewhere else.
With a connector, your archive shows up in every conversation. You ask Claude about a strategy and Claude reads your actual strategy doc. You start a refactor in Cursor and Cursor sees the architectural decision you made in October. Different AIs, same memory — the work flows across them instead of starting over each time.
Each connector lives at a threshold of your day — the AI tool you reach for first, the one that catches the afterthought, the one that lives inside your IDE. Walk through any of them.
The AIs you talk to. Conversations, drafting, thinking out loud — connected to the same archive.
Claude
Desktop · Code · ConnectorsYou ask Claude what you decided about onboarding last quarter. Claude reads the decision log, the customer interviews, the retro — and answers with what you actually wrote, not what it guesses.
Anthropic-certified install — your archive walks with you across every Claude window. Same memory, same toolkit, no re-explaining who you are or what you're working on.
ChatGPT
Plus · Pro · TeamYou're outlining a long email. ChatGPT helps — and pulls the customer quotes you saved two weeks ago, drops them into the draft. The conversation forgets the next day. Knovya doesn't.
The conversation forgets the next morning. Knovya doesn't. Past sessions, saved quotes, half-finished drafts — they're already there when you walk back in.
Gemini
2.5+ · CLI · StudioYou start a research session — twelve papers, three rabbit holes deep. Gemini reads them. Instead of summarizing into a chat that vanishes, it writes the synthesis straight into your Knovya archive. Citations attached.
Long context paired with permanent memory. Synthesis written back to your archive instead of trapped in a chat window — works in Studio, works in the CLI, works the same in both.
The IDEs that write with you. Architectural memory, not just autocomplete — your decisions follow you into the code.
Cursor
Composer · Agent · ChatBug fix. Cursor's agent reads the related ADR, the postmortem from last sprint, and the decision your team made about logging in October. Then writes the patch with all of that already in context. No copy-paste from another tab.
Composer reads from the archive. Agent mode cites your ADRs. The decisions your team made last quarter become context the IDE already has — no copy-paste from another tab.
GitHub Copilot
Agent Mode · Chat · VS CodeYou're refactoring an old service. Copilot's agent mode reads the original RFC, the migration log, the team discussion thread you pinned in your archive — and updates the code and its docs, both grounded in what was already decided.
Agent mode reads RFCs, migration logs, the threads you pinned. VS Code or JetBrains, same archive — the agent stops guessing and starts citing.
Windsurf
Cascade · CodeiumLate-night feature branch. Cascade walks the codebase with you — and pulls every related note from your archive when relevance is unclear. The session ends. Your reasoning gets written back as a structured decision log.
Cascade walks the codebase with the archive open. Reads forward, writes back — when the session ends, your reasoning lands as a structured decision log, not a closed tab.
For when you're building. Direct access — REST and webhooks — for the integration we haven't pre-built yet.
Knovya API
REST · Webhooks · OAuth 2.1You're building a Slack bot, a Zapier flow, a custom AI agent — anything Knovya hasn't shipped a connector for yet. The same archive is reachable from your code: notes, search, knowledge graph, memory, agent messaging. Webhooks tell you when something changed.
For when Knovya hasn't shipped a connector for what you're building yet. The same archive is reachable from your code — notes, search, knowledge graph, memory, agent messaging. Webhooks tell you when something changed.
Whichever AI you walk in with, Knovya exposes the same toolkit — organized into five families so the model knows what's safe, what's destructive, what's collaborative.
Where am I, what's here, what's the user working on. Read-only orientation tools that every connector uses first.
pingworkspacehomepersonacontextsearchschema Open the note. Read the memory. Trace a link. Pull an attachment. Everything below the search bar.
readexperiencememoryfoldershistorylinksattachments Capture, edit, organize, archive. Actions that change your archive — gated by user-friendly destructive hints.
writeeditorganizedelete Multi-agent coordination. Presence, channels, shared attention, consensus voting — when more than one AI is in the room.
presencechannelscoordinateattentionthoughtscommitteeagentseventsmesh_adminpipelinenotifications Shape the archive. AI rewrites. Templates. Imports, exports, shares. Where Knovya itself becomes a tool the AI can wield.
aitemplatesexportimportshare Open Claude in the morning, close ChatGPT at midnight, push from Cursor in between. The work is yours. The memory is shared. The doorway closes behind you and opens at the next.
Or browse the seven doorways above.
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