How to use Mazkir
Write notes once, connect your AI assistant, and it can look them up and save new ones for you in every conversation.
Your notes
- Create an account with Google, or with your email and a password.
- Create folders in the sidebar with New folder, and notes with New note.
- Write in Markdown. Add tags, separated by commas, to group related notes.
- Switch between Edit and Read above the note. Read shows it formatted.
- Drag notes and folders to reorganize them; use the pencil to rename a folder.
- Search forgives typos and matches the start of words. Type
#tagto see only notes with that tag. - Export every note as Markdown from Settings, anytime.
Connect an assistant
Every assistant connects to the same address. It's the connection address, not the website, and it asks you to sign in:
https://mazkir.io/mcp
Sign in the same way you do here (the same Google account, or the same email), and the assistant sees the same notes. It can only reach your notes, never anyone else's.
ChatGPT
- In ChatGPT's settings, open the plugins (connectors) section and add a custom one.
- Name it Mazkir and paste the address above as the server URL.
- Choose OAuth sign-in. Mazkir configures the rest automatically, so leave the advanced settings alone.
- Continue past ChatGPT's notice about custom connectors, then sign in.
Claude
- In Claude, open Settings → Connectors and choose Add custom connector.
- Paste the address above, add it, then connect and sign in.
Claude Code and other assistants
In Claude Code, run claude mcp add --transport http mazkir https://mazkir.io/mcp, then type /mcp to sign in. Any other assistant that supports remote MCP servers with sign-in works the same way: give it the address above.
Try it
Once connected, ask things like:
- “Save to Mazkir that our launch is on October 14.”
- “What did I decide about the team retro? Check my Mazkir notes.”
- “Show my Mazkir notes tagged travel.”