yacine-cherif/mcp-server-brainflow-docs

BrainFlow (brain-flow.ai) is a service that turns your company's email history into a searchable memory that AI assistants can access. The problem it solves is organizational knowledge loss, meaning decisions, commitments, and context that live in email threads and get forgotten or siloed across teams. BrainFlow captures those conversations and makes them queryable with plain English questions through AI assistants. The way it works: you add a BrainFlow email address to the CC field of any email thread you want to preserve. BrainFlow ingests and indexes that conversation. Then, by connecting your AI assistant, such as Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor, or VS Code, to BrainFlow via a plugin standard called MCP (Model Context Protocol), you can ask questions like "What commitments did sales make to Delta Corp?" or "What did product decide about the Q3 roadmap?" and get back sourced answers with references to the original threads. The system is read only, meaning it can only retrieve data, never modify or delete anything. Every query is automatically filtered to your company's data only, with no risk of seeing another company's information. An audit trail logs all API key usage. You would use this if you lead or work in a team where important decisions are made over email and you want AI assistants to have context on your company's history without manually copying information into a chat window. It is a subscription service with plans ranging from individual founder to corporate tiers, and a 7-day free trial. The MCP server integration itself is MIT licensed.