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Kepos documentation
Guides for working with Kepos day to day, and step-by-step set-ups for connecting your AI assistants over MCP.
Guides
How Kepos works for the people using it: capturing, the inbox, dreaming, Spaces and working as a team.
Getting startedFrom sign-up to the first note your AI assistant can find. Workspace, recovery phrase, first sketch and dreaming.Read guide →Inbox and sketchesCapture raw thoughts quickly, sort them in the inbox and decide what becomes a note.Read guide →Getting content inWrite and link notes yourself and let your AI assistant write. Which ways in exist today.Read guide →Dreaming and permissionWhen dreaming runs, what it does quietly, what it brings to you and why it needs permission for your vaults.Read guide →Spaces, vaults and projectsHow Kepos separates and groups knowledge: personal Space and organisations, vaults with their own members, projects across folders.Read guide →Team and rolesInvite people, assign roles and keep an eye on seats. How workspace roles differ from vault roles.Read guide →
Connect your AI assistants: one endpoint, scoped access
Kepos exposes a Streamable HTTP MCP server at a stable endpoint. Use a manually created bearer token when you want explicit scope control, or let an OAuth-capable MCP client discover Kepos and complete its authorization flow.
Choose your client
Claude DesktopAdd Kepos to the desktop MCP server configuration.Read setup guide →Claude CodeConnect a project or user-level .mcp.json server.Read setup guide →ChatGPTAdd Kepos as a remote connector where MCP connectors are available.Read setup guide →CursorConfigure Kepos in Cursor’s mcp.json settings.Read setup guide →Generic MCP clientUse the protocol sequence with any Streamable HTTP client.Read setup guide →
Kepos MCP endpoint
https://kepos.app/mcpKeep this URL unchanged in your client configuration. Authentication is sent with the Authorization header when using a manual MCP token.