
One shared brain for all your AI agents to read and write
OzBrain is a hosted knowledge base described as "the brain layer" — a single shared source of truth that Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor, and Gemini can all read and write. Instead of keeping separate context for each tool, every agent pulls from one brain, so you never explain yourself twice and every session starts already knowing your stuff.
It solves the problem of manually ferrying context between agents: copying a brief into Claude, pasting it into ChatGPT, dropping the same .md into Cursor. That workflow leads to drift as copies update separately across Drive, Slack, email, and Downloads. OzBrain structures what you know so agents read only what they need, with the current version of each article kept front so every agent decides from the same file.
OzBrain is for teams and individuals who work across multiple AI tools and want projects, decisions, research, and preferences shared as current knowledge. It hosts the pattern Andrej Karpathy published for knowledge bases your agents build and maintain, and can be connected in under two minutes via an MCP custom connector.
A single brain that Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor, and Gemini can read and write, so you never repeat yourself across tools.
Connects via a custom MCP connector at https://ozbrain.com/api/mcp, and works with any tool that supports connectors.
Agents pull the context they need at the start of work and write back what they learn, keeping the brain current and self-maintained.
Knowledge is organized into articles with a routing index, so agents read only the specific articles they need instead of a whole profile.
Instead of scattered copies (v1, v2, FINAL, copy) across Drive, laptops, and email, the current version of each item is kept in front so all agents decide from the same file.
Stores projects, decisions, research, and the thinking you've already done — unlike platform memory, which keeps only preferences, chat scraps, and thin summaries.
Running in under two minutes: add a custom connector, paste the MCP URL, sign in with an email code, and approve.
Supports a personal brain plus shared brains for teams and collaborators, with invites you must confirm before others join.
Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor, and Gemini are shown, along with anything that supports connectors. You connect by adding OzBrain as a custom MCP connector using https://ozbrain.com/api/mcp.
In Claude on a computer: go to Settings, then Connectors, then Add custom connector, paste https://ozbrain.com/api/mcp, sign in with your email code, and approve. It runs in under two minutes. The Claude mobile app cannot add a custom connector.
Platform memory keeps preferences, chat scraps, and thin daily summaries inside one product. OzBrain holds the work itself — projects, decisions, research, and thinking you've already done — so an agent can pull the exact article it needs instead of whatever fits in a profile.
OzBrain is built on the blueprint Andrej Karpathy published for a knowledge base your agents build and maintain. Because agents read context at the start of work and write back what they learn, the brain stays current without the manual maintenance burden of wikis.
Yes. OzBrain offers a For Teams option, and you can create shared brains for collaborators. The setup flow lets you propose a brain invite for collaborators, which you must confirm before they join.
The page offers a "Start free" option for getting started with OzBrain, alongside Teams and pricing pages. Signing in with your email code creates your OzBrain account if you don't already have one.