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MyAITwin MCP Server

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About MyAITwin MCP Server

Personal knowledge twin with semantic search. Store voice notes, documents, URLs, principles, and skills from any AI chat, then retrieve them with inline provenance citations. Hosted, multi-tenant, with per-user bearer-token auth and full data isolation.

MyAITwin MCP Server config

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Overview

What is MyAITwin MCP?

MyAITwin MCP is a hosted personal knowledge twin that enables semantic search across stored content. It stores voice notes, documents, URLs, principles, and skills from any AI chat and retrieves them with inline provenance citations. It is multi‑tenant with per‑user bearer‑token authentication and full data isolation.

How to use MyAITwin MCP?

The server is hosted and requires authentication via a per‑user bearer token. No installation is needed; users interact with the MCP server through an MCP‑compatible client. The README does not specify additional configuration commands.

Key features of MyAITwin MCP

  • Semantic search across personal knowledge
  • Store voice notes, documents, URLs, principles, skills
  • Retrieve content with inline provenance citations
  • Hosted multi‑tenant architecture
  • Per‑user bearer‑token authentication
  • Full data isolation per user

Use cases of MyAITwin MCP

  • Save key insights from AI conversations for later retrieval
  • Build a searchable personal knowledge base from diverse sources
  • Re‑find past decisions or principles with citation evidence
  • Capture voice notes and web URLs for long‑term reference

Frequently asked questions

1

What types of content can I store?

You can store voice notes, documents, URLs, principles, and skills.

2

How do I authenticate?

Authentication uses a per‑user bearer token.

3

Where is my data stored?

Data is stored in a hosted, multi‑tenant service with full data isolation per user.

4

Can I retrieve content with citations?

Yes, retrieved content includes inline provenance citations.

5

Is the service multi‑user?

Yes, it is a hosted, multi‑tenant service.

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