How to use Mazkir

Connect your AI agents so every one of them remembers what you've built, and keep your memory in projects: personal, shared, or public.

Connect your agents

Every agent connects to the same address, and 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 agent sees the same projects you do.

Which AI do you use?

Once connected, it reads your projects, the ones shared with you, and the public ones you follow, and writes only where you can edit. Without being told which project, it uses your first one.

Try it

Once connected, ask things like:

“Add a day in Kyoto to our Japan trip project in Mazkir.”
“Summarize this week's earnings notes in my stock analysis project.”
“Save this protocol to the lab project, in the Methods folder.”
“Find the shakshuka recipe in the family recipes project.”
“Remember that I prefer aisle seats and morning flights.”

Your memory, in projects: personal, shared, or public

Personal. You start by naming your first project, and can make more from the project list at the top of the sidebar. Only you and your agents see them.
Shared. In the project's settings (the gear beside the project list), invite people by username, each able to edit or only read. They get the invitation as a notification.
Public. Choose Publish to let anyone read it at its own page. People can star it, follow you, follow it to read it in their own list, or clone a copy. You can make it private again anytime.

Find public projects in Explore: a feed from the people and projects you follow, the most starred, and the newest.

Building your memory

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 #tag to see only notes with that tag.
Export every note as Markdown from Settings, anytime.