SuperTrove gives it a home. Your AI writes directly into a structured, searchable list. You review and curate in real time. Your team inherits everything. No copy-paste. No lost context.
mcp add supertrove.app/mcpcontent_copyWithout SuperTrove (91 hrs lost)
With SuperTrove
One single source of truth. Curated live, instantly available to your team.
Every time you close a chat window, the knowledge evaporates. Your team spends weeks researching what you already found.
Bridge the gap between ephemeral AI conversations and permanent team knowledge.
Your AI writes directly into a structured, searchable list. No intermediary steps required.
Review and curate as the AI generates.
Your entire team gets immediate access to the curated knowledge base.
Create structured, searchable lists that your AI can write to directly. Organise knowledge by project, topic, or team. Every entry is timestamped and attributed.
Save URLs, references, and resources with context. Your AI can bookmark anything it finds relevant, keeping every source traceable and retrievable.
Find anything across all your lists with natural language. Search by meaning, not just keywords. Surface exactly what your team needs, exactly when they need it.
Group related lists into collections. Build curated knowledge sets for clients, projects, or internal teams. Share collections with fine-grained access control.
Control exactly who sees what. Private lists, team-shared lists, public lists, and password-protected lists. Granular permissions without complexity.
SuperTrove is built for Cloudflare Pages and D1. No vendor lock-in. No proprietary silos. One command to deploy your own instance and keep your agent's memory in your own infrastructure.
Create high-value curated lists and lock them behind a password. Use them as lead magnets, premium content, or secure internal resources. Distribution made elegant.
Explore Access ControlsSuperTrove is open source. You can host it yourself for free. We are building a managed Pro version for teams who want us to handle the infrastructure.
No. The MCP server only executes explicit write operations when you approve them or when the model calls the specific tool.
Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, and any client implementing the Model Context Protocol specification.