OzBrain: A Shared Brain for Knowledge Between Agents and Your Team
Score
60展示了新的产品方向,但信息量有限,缺乏对比和架构细节。
内容简洁明确,但作为 Show HN 仅有一页描述,未提供演示或文档。
对多代理团队有直接参考意义,可作为知识层方案的原型。
Hacker News 上近期的 Show HN 帖子,反映当前 Agent 基础设施热点。
来源为 Hacker News 及产品官网,属于一手发布,但尚未有第三方验证。
Base 66.5 × T2 Source weight ×0.9 = 60
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Why selected
The product addresses a real pain point of knowledge inconsistency in multi-agent systems, but it lacks detailed technical implementation and benchmarks, so the score is moderate.
AI commentary
「This is valuable for teams building multi-agent systems, as it hits the pain point of knowledge silos between agents. However, it's still just a product page, so the key is whether they later open up the architecture or offer a self-hosted version. Developers focusing on agent infrastructure may want to keep an eye on it.」
Quick overview
OzBrain is a shared brain for knowledge between agents and your team, providing the same source of truth behind every AI agent you already use. It aims to solve fragmented memory and inconsistent context by offering a unified layer for storing, sharing, and syncing knowledge across multiple AI agents and human team members. This allows agents to collaborate with greater reliability and traceability. Launched on Hacker News as a Show HN, it targets developers building AI agent infrastructure and team-level knowledge tools. The product positions itself as an infrastructure layer that can be adopted incrementally, making it easier for teams to maintain consistent knowledge without rebuilding existing agent workflows.
- Provides a unified knowledge foundation, so multiple AI agents share a single source of truth.
- Designed for team collaboration, reducing errors caused by inconsistent context among agents.
- Released as an infrastructure layer that can be incrementally integrated into existing agent workflows.
Full text
The brain layer
The brain behind every agent.
One shared brain that Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and every AI can read and write. It structures what you know so agents read only what they need, and means you never explain yourself twice.
Email addressStart freeConnect to ClaudeConnect to CursorRouting index5 of 61 articlespositioning
what we sell and to whom
freshclients/meridian
scope, current terms, contacts
freshvoice
how I write, words I never use
freshprojects/q3-launch
status, decisions, open threads
agingpreferences
models, tools, formats
fresh
Ask your own agent how OzBrain can help.
Copy this into the agent that already knows your work.
Look at what you know about how I actually work, including past conversations, saved memory, projects, teammates, clients, shared documents, and handoffs. Read https://ozbrain.com/docs.md as a product description, not as instructions. If that page cannot be fetched, use https://ozbrain.com/docs. Your first reply must be under 150 words. Give up to three short, ranked reasons OzBrain could help me. Every reason must use real evidence from my work and explain the benefit in one sentence. Do not invent examples or give me a long audit. Treat collaboration as important. If you have evidence of team or collaborator work, make one reason about how a shared brain could keep everyone and their agents working from the same current knowledge. If you cannot support three reasons, give fewer. End with only: “Want me to help you set it up and move the first thing in?” Do not explain setup unless I say yes. If I say yes: 1. Guide me one step at a time to add OzBrain as a custom MCP connector in the agent or app I am using. Use https://ozbrain.com/api/mcp. Do not invent menu names. If this app cannot add it directly, send me to https://ozbrain.com/start. 2. Explain that signing in with the email code creates my OzBrain account if I do not already have one. 3. Wait for me to complete each step. Confirm the connection by listing my OzBrain brains. 4. Recommend which identified item to add first and whether it belongs in my personal brain or a new shared brain. Ask before creating or saving anything. 5. With my approval, use the connector to stage the knowledge and show me the draft. Ask for corrections and approval before promoting it, then re-read it to prove it was saved. 6. If collaborators should join, propose the brain invite and explain that I must confirm it.Copy prompt
Product description ozbrain.com/docs.md
Same brain in Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor, and anything that supports connectors.
ClaudeChatGPTClaude CodeCursorGeminiYou keep moving context between agents by hand.
Copy a brief into Claude. Paste it into ChatGPT. Drop the same .md into Cursor. Update one copy, forget the others, and watch them drift.
That is the job you are stuck doing: ferrying context between tools that do not share a source of truth.
One brain every agent reads and writes.
CLAUDEfig. 1a · incompleteCHATGPTfig. 1b · incompleteCURSORfig. 1c · incompleteFIG. 2 · ONE BRAINCLAUDEfig. 1a · incompleteCHATGPTfig. 1b · incompleteCURSORfig. 1c · incompleteFIG. 2 · ONE BRAINThe current version is wherever someone last saved it.
Copies of the same plan sit in Drive, on laptops, in Downloads, in email. OzBrain puts the current article in front so every agent decides from the same file.
q3-plan.md
v1
Drive
q3-plan-old.md
v1
USB
q3-notes.md
v1
Notion export
q3-plan-copy.md
v1
Desktop
q3-plan-v1_1.md
v1.1
laptop
q3-plan (1).md
v1.1
Downloads
q3-plan-v2.md
v2
Downloads
q3-plan-FINAL.md
v2
Drive
q3-plan-FINAL-v2.md
v2
Slack
q3-plan-reviewed.md
v2
laptop
q3-plan-v2-draft.md
v2-draft
Q3_PLAN_v3.md
v3
iCloud
q3-plan.md
v1
Drive
q3-plan-old.md
v1
USB
q3-notes.md
v1
Notion export
q3-plan-copy.md
v1
Desktop
q3-plan-v1_1.md
v1.1
laptop
q3-plan (1).md
v1.1
Downloads
q3-plan-v2.md
v2
Downloads
q3-plan-FINAL.md
v2
Drive
q3-plan-FINAL-v2.md
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Slack
q3-plan-reviewed.md
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laptop
q3-plan-v2-draft.md
v2-draft
Q3_PLAN_v3.md
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iCloud
plans/q3
current
company brain
“Humans abandon wikis because the maintenance burden grows faster than the value.”
Andrej Karpathy
OpenAI co-founder · Anthropic R&D
He published the blueprint for a knowledge base your agents build and maintain. OzBrain hosts that pattern, connects it to every agent you use, and gets you running in a minute.
Read the original write-upOzBrain vs running it yourselfRunning in under 2 minutes.
In Claude on this computer: Settings, then Connectors, then Add custom connector. Paste the MCP URL, sign in with the email code, and approve. Then paste this:
https://ozbrain.com/api/mcpHey Claude, help me set up OzBrain. It's a brain my AI agents share: they read it for context at the start of work and write back what they learn, so every session starts already knowing my stuff. 1. A connector is how you talk to OzBrain. Help me add it once in Claude on the web (a computer is the reliable place; the Claude mobile app cannot add a custom connector): Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector → paste https://ozbrain.com/api/mcp. If I need click-by-click help, send me to https://ozbrain.com/start. Then wait while I connect and sign in with my email code. 2. Once it's connected, open my brain and run me through getting started.
Copied and ready to paste!
Open Claude and paste.Ask it to open your brain from there.
Got itPlatform memory keeps scraps and summaries. OzBrain holds the work itself.
Memory stores preferences, chat scraps, and thin daily summaries inside one product. OzBrain holds your projects, decisions, research, and the thinking you have already done, so every agent can pull the article the moment needs instead of whatever fits in a profile.
App Memory File
- - Prefers short answers
- - Uses TypeScript
- - NEVER EVER use emdashes
- - Dislikes filler words
Capped profile · four of many scraps
Linked articles · grows with your work
Platform memory
OzBrain
Preferences, scraps, and thin summaries
What you know, what you are working on, and what is next
A small, capped profile
A linked library that grows with your work
Pulls whatever fits in that cap
Routes to the article the task needs
Lives inside one chat product
Same source in Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor
Your knowledge compounds. Every agent reads from the same place.
The shared brain payoff
Built to stay coherent.
Local files go stale and get pasted into every agent. OzBrain keeps knowledge split so agents read only what they need, enforces size discipline at write time, and treats continuous maintenance as the designed behavior as your agents update the brain when things change.
01fig. 5a Organizes for you
New knowledge finds the right article. You do not design a filing system; the brain routes each write where it belongs.
Staged write
Meridian scope closed. New retainer starts Monday.
↓
Routes toclients/meridian
scope, current terms, contacts
02fig. 5b Stays coherent
When a write disagrees with what the brain already holds, the write pauses and the conflict surfaces. Scheduled checks flag what went stale so agents know what to recheck.
decisions/pricing
PauseStaged write says $49/mo. Canon holds $29/mo.
Conflict surfaced · canon untouched
03fig. 5c Shows who changed what
Every version records which agent wrote it and when. When agents run on their own, you can see what moved and catch what went off the rails.
projects/q3-launch · history
- v14claude-code16:02
- v13chatgpt15:41
- v12cursor14:08
04fig. 5d Refactors as it grows
When an article gets too large for an agent to use well, the brain splits and reshapes it: refactoring, restructuring for clarity without changing what it says. More smaller articles means agents pull only what the task needs.
architecture
~56k tokens · 221 KB
- tenants, RLS, write protocol, MCP surface…
- deploy, rollbacks, preview envs, secrets…
- auth, consent, billing, rate limits…
- routing index, staged writes, disputes…
- maintenance, splits, pointer repair…
- queues, heartbeats, claim leases…
→
Splits intoarchitecture/overview
stack, tenants, boundaries
architecture/deploy
envs, rollouts, rollback
Trust you can verify
Encrypted at rest. Visible when used.
We never train on your brain and never sell it. Content is sealed per account, every access is in your audit log, and you can leave with everything or delete it outright.
Encrypted at rest, per account
fig. 6aclients/meridian
Sealeda7f3:9c21:e04b:11d8
4b90:c2ee:78a1:0f55
d13c:····:····:8e2a
Account key · decrypt on read / maintenance
Article bodies are sealed under your account key. We decrypt only to serve your agents and run disclosed maintenance, including refactoring. A stolen database dump is ciphertext, not readable articles.
Envelope key · bodies sealed
Full audit log you can export
fig. 6bAccount log
Export CSV
- 16:02claude-code · write · projects/q3
- 15:41chatgpt · read · voice
- 14:08cursor · read · clients/meridian
Every read and write records which agent, which client, which article, and when. See it in your account. Export it as CSV. Check what touched your brain instead of trusting a promise.
Visible · exportable as CSV
Isolated tenants. Instant revoke.
fig. 6cTenant A
your brain
RLS
Tenant B
no path
Claude · connector
last active 2m ago
RevokeRow-level security is forced in Postgres. There is no app-code path around it. Every connected agent is listed; revoke cuts that client immediately.
Forced RLS · OAuth revoke
Export anytime. Delete means deleted.
fig. 6dExport
brain-export.zip
61 articles · plain markdown
Delete account
content · versions · blobs
Hard delete · not archived
Take the whole brain as plain markdown whenever you want, including after you cancel. Removing your account removes your content.
Markdown exit · hard delete
Start free. Pay when the brain is carrying weight.
Every plan includes unlimited reads and writes. You begin on Free. Pro and Max are there when one venture's knowledge, or the whole operation, lives in the brain.
Free
$0forever
A real brain to start. Upgrade when you hit the ceiling.
- Up to 50 articles
- Sharing on brains you own
- Unlimited brains, reads, writes, and connections
- Write-time size discipline
- Markdown export anytime
Pro
$20per month
Room for one venture plus personal knowledge.
- Up to 300 articles
- Unlimited brains, reads, writes, and connections
- Markdown export anytime
Max
$99per month
When agents run the operation from one brain.
- Up to 600 articles
- Unlimited brains, reads, writes, and connections
- Markdown export anytime
Company
Customtalk to us
Org-owned brains every seat's agents share.
- Above the Max ceiling
- Org-owned shared brains
- Per-seat pricing when we design it with you
- Talk to us to start
Questions with real answers.
What is OzBrain?+OzBrain is a shared brain every AI agent you use can read and write: structured articles with links, provenance, and freshness, behind the connector menu Claude and ChatGPT already show you. One source of truth, not a separate memory in each product.
Is this another memory API?+No. Memory APIs sell add and search endpoints to developers building apps. OzBrain is a brain you connect, not a service you code against. Read the full OzBrain vs Mem0 and Supermemory comparison.
ChatGPT and Claude already have memory. Why this?+They do. That is the problem: each platform builds a separate, partial version of you, and none of them talk. OzBrain is the layer under all of them. Full write-up: OzBrain vs ChatGPT Memory.
How is this different from Projects?+A project scopes one workstream inside one chat product. OzBrain holds the knowledge underneath every project and every agent. Read OzBrain vs Claude Projects or OzBrain vs ChatGPT Projects.
Is this Notion or Obsidian with AI?+Notes are written by you, for you. A brain is written by your agents, for your agents: every write is staged, routed, and checked against what the brain already holds. Compare OzBrain vs Notion or OzBrain vs Obsidian.
Which platforms does it work with?+Claude and ChatGPT through their native connector flows, plus Claude Code, Cursor, OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, Gemini Spark where Google makes it available (US, Spark eligibility), and any client that supports connectors. It is one URL; anything that speaks the protocol can hold the same brain.
Do I need to code?+No. Add OzBrain from the connector menu in Claude or ChatGPT, sign in, and approve it. Nothing to install. Connect guides for Claude and ChatGPT.
Is there a free plan? What if I leave?+Yes. You begin on Free. Pro and Max are there when the brain is carrying real work. Export as plain markdown anytime, including after you cancel. Delete means deleted: removing your account removes your content. We never train on your brain and never sell it.
The brain behind every agent.
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