Quickstart
Sign in, connect your first AI app, and save your first memory in a few minutes.
1. Sign in
Open gitmind.app and sign in with GitHub. You get a personal workspace: your private memory.
2. Connect an AI app
The fastest way is a connector in claude.ai:
- Go to Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.
- Name it
gitmindand enterhttps://gitmind.app/mcp. - Click Connect, then Allow on gitmind’s consent page.
The connector works in Claude on the web, desktop and mobile. For ChatGPT, Claude Code and Codex, see Connect your AI apps.
3. Use it
Ask Claude to remember something:
Remember that this project deploys from the
releasebranch, nevermain.
It saves a note, and you’ll see it in your workspace on gitmind.app. In a new conversation, ask what it knows about deploying, and it finds the note. In a coding agent, open a project and ask: “What do you remember about this project?”
4. Optional: tell agents how to use memory
Agents use gitmind better with a few standing instructions: search memory at
the start of a task, save durable facts at the end, leave a handoff when work
is unfinished, and never save secrets. The Claude Code and Codex plugins (see
CLI and local sync) include them. Elsewhere, add the text from
AGENT_MEMORY.md
to your Claude project instructions.