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PeerNotes exposes your workspace as a remote MCP server. Point the AI agent you already use at it and, instead of guessing from the open web, it answers from what you and your teammates actually wrote — your notes, sources, and topics.
“What did the team learn about screening signal this quarter?” — Read 9 notes and 4 sources from your workspace. The recurring theme is a synthesis gap, not a capture problem…

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Connect it

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Copy your workspace address

https://api.peernotes.io/mcp
2

Add it as a connector

Paste the address wherever your agent asks for a remote / HTTP MCP server or connector.
3

Sign in with PeerNotes

Authenticate with your PeerNotes account when prompted — no API keys, no files to edit.

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Or edit a config file

For clients that take a JSON config (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and others):
In Claude Desktop, that’s Settings › Developer › Edit config, then restart Claude. In Claude Code, run claude mcp add --transport http peernotes https://api.peernotes.io/mcp. Full instructions live at get.peernotes.io/download.

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Works with

  • Claude — web, desktop, and mobile
  • Claude Cowork and Claude Code
  • OpenAI Codex, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and any other client that supports remote MCP servers
MCP is an open standard, so the list keeps growing on its own.

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What your agent can see

Your agent only ever reaches the workspaces your PeerNotes account can already open — nothing else, and nothing that isn’t shared with you. Access follows your account: leave a workspace and the connection to it goes with you.
  • Chat — the Peer Agent, inside PeerNotes itself
  • Peer Agent — how PeerNotes’ own AI is grounded
  • Install PeerNotes — browser, mobile, and this connector at a glance