What you can do from chat
Six tools, available as soon as the connector is added. Claude picks the right one based on your prompt — you don't need to mention tool names. Drop in notes, longer documents, web articles, and YouTube videos; ask questions across everything you've captured.
Search your brain
search_brainNatural-language questions across every fact, document, and relationship you've captured.
Look up an entity
resolve_entityResolve a person, organization, project, or topic to its canonical record in your graph.
Save a quick note
upload_textCapture a thought, decision, or insight directly from chat — straight into your graph.
Save a longer document
upload_documentUpload transcripts, articles, or structured notes with optional title, date, and metadata.
Save a webpage
upload_urlDrop a URL and your brain ingests the article — fetches the page, extracts the readable body, and indexes it like any other document.
Save a YouTube video
upload_youtube_urlPaste a YouTube URL and your brain ingests the video — pulls the transcript, resolves the speakers, and indexes the content. Each video is processed at most once.
Connect in 3 steps
About 30 seconds, one-time. The same setup works for Claude Desktop and claude.ai web.
- 1
Open Claude → Settings → Connectors
In Claude Desktop, open Settings from the sidebar. On the web, go to claude.ai/settings/connectors.
- 2
Click "Add custom connector" and paste this URL
https://mcp.itsbraingraph.ai/mcpThe
/mcpsuffix matters — it's the protected MCP transport endpoint and the OAuth resource Claude binds your token to. Click Add; Claude opens the Brain Graph login screen. - 3
Sign in with your Brain Graph email + password
Same credentials as itsbraingraph.ai. Claude redirects you back fully connected — the six tools above appear in Claude's tools list immediately.
Try it in chat
Drop any of these prompts into Claude. Claude picks the right tool automatically — you don't need to mention tool names.
Search my brain for what I learned about pricing last quarter
Expected tool: search_brain
Look up Sarah Chen in my Brain Graph
Expected tool: resolve_entity
Save this note to my brain: Connector beta shipped 2026-05-13
Expected tool: upload_text
Save this transcript with title 'Team sync 2026-05-13' and content 'We decided to ship the connector to internal beta first.'
Expected tool: upload_document
What do I already know about Brain Graph monetization?
Expected tool: search_brain
Save this article to my brain: https://www.example.com/post/why-knowledge-graphs-matter
Expected tool: upload_url
Add this YouTube video to my brain: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wia0oSOu7ZQ
Expected tool: upload_youtube_url
Good to know
Your data is yours alone
Claude gets an OAuth token scoped to YOUR account only — no shared key, no bulk credential. Your tools call your graph and nothing else. Tokens are stored encrypted on your device by Claude Desktop / claude.ai. You can revoke any time from Claude's connector settings, or change your Brain Graph password to invalidate all connector sessions at once.
All connector calls flow over HTTPS. The Brain Graph server verifies the user identity on every request — including a cross-check that the OAuth grant matches the user the JWT claims to authenticate. Mismatches and authentication failures are refused before any data is read or written.
Beta — what to expect
- v1 ships 6 tools. More coming — running agents, finding patterns, time-window queries.
- Connection lasts 30 days, then prompts re-auth. Tokens auto-refresh in the background; you won't see hourly interruptions.
- Custom connector for now (you paste the URL). Public listing in the Claude Connectors Directory is in review.
- Bug or feature request? Email support@itsbraingraph.ai.
Prefer no-code? Connect with Zapier
The MCP connector is for talking to your brain inside Claude. To pull content in automatically from other apps, use the Zapier integration — ready-made Zaps that auto-ingest Google Drive files, YouTube videos, and Krisp or tl;dv meeting transcripts. You can also build your own automations against the BrainGraph API.