One brain.
Every AI tool.
One approved knowledge base that feeds Cursor, Claude, Devin, and your own agents. Open source.
Connect your sources. Read from one place.
Connect team docs once. Every AI tool reads the same source.
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Connect your sources
Bring your team's knowledge in from Google Docs, Notion, GitHub, or markdown. Add a source once and Context101 keeps it together in one brain.
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Read from one place
Cursor, Claude, Devin, or your own agents read from that same brain through MCP. One source of truth, not scattered docs.
Built for teams, with real access control.
Organizations, roles, and isolated brains — on a self-hostable Better Auth + Postgres control plane.
Invite & onboard
Join from an email invite — no separate signup.
Roles & access
Owners set roles. Remove a member, sessions revoke instantly.
Multiple workspaces
Switch orgs at sign-in, or spin up a new one anytime.
Every source, reconciled into one corpus.
Context101 reconciles your connected docs into a single brain — one place your tools read from, instead of scattered files.
Read it
Readable wiki pages — topic pages, citations, and architecture notes, generated from the raw docs.
Search it
Always-on retrieval over the source material, served to any AI tool through MCP.
Bring the model you trust.
Bedrock works out of the box. Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, and Grok keys can be configured per brain and stored in AWS Secrets Manager.
Alpha, stated plainly.
Useful for trusted teams now. Still honest about the rough edges.
- Generated wiki pages are useful at PoC scale. Large corpora still need better batching, caching, and source selection.
- Connectors sync into Context101 markdown today. Source-level writeback is still manual.
- Hosted access is invite-controlled while billing, SSO, and email verification mature.