Your brain, inside the tools you already think in.
Suasor exposes your knowledge brain over MCP — the open standard for connecting AI tools to data — so Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor can draw on everything you’ve ever said, in your voice, without copy-paste.
What it does
Connect once, and your brain becomes a source your AI tools can read and write. Ask questions of everything you’ve said, draft long-form pieces backed by your real stories, and save the good sessions straight back into your brain so nothing you figure out gets lost.
What the alternative is
Without it, your knowledge is trapped in one app and your AI tools have no memory of you.
- Copy-paste everywhere. You re-explain yourself to ChatGPT every session, pasting in context by hand.
- A walled garden. Other tools keep your voice and notes locked inside their app — you can’t take them anywhere.
- Lost work. The good thinking you do in Claude never makes it back into a system that remembers it.
Why it’s better
Your brain travels with youinto the tools you already use, over an open standard, with proper sign-in — not a brittle export. It’s two-way: query it andwrite back to it, so your knowledge keeps compounding wherever you work. And it’s a moat no style-only competitor can copy without rebuilding how they store your data in the first place.
How you use it
- Open Suasor and connect the brain MCP server (secured with OAuth 2.1 — you authorise it, like any app you sign into).
- Add it to Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP-compatible client.
- Ask it things: “What have I said about pricing?” or “Draft a 1,000-word piece on founder-led sales in my voice.”
- Save the session back so the new thinking joins your brain.
What you get
- Your expertise on tap, everywhere you work — not locked in one app.
- Long-form that’s actually yours, backed by your real stories instead of generic filler.
- Nothing you figure out gets lost, because good sessions flow back into the brain.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard for connecting AI assistants to external tools and data. See the brain and how it all fits together.