So you're using AI for work. Five tools, all running at the same time. Claude for thinking things through, Cursor for code, ChatGPT for whatever, Perplexity when you need something current.
Each one is genuinely good.
None of them know what the others know.
The decision you walked through with Claude last Tuesday? Cursor has no idea. The context you built up in ChatGPT over the last month? Doesn't exist the moment you open Claude. Every tool is working from a completely different, completely outdated picture of what you're actually doing.
So you become the middleware. The human copy-pasting context between tools, between sessions, between teammates. Five powerful AI tools and you're the one thing connecting them.
We built Unabyss because we got tired of it. It's a memory layer that sits across your stack and serves context via MCP. Whatever agent you open already knows what's relevant, regardless of which tool built that context originally. Slack, Notion, Gmail, meetings - it pulls it all in, structures it, and makes it portable.
The portability is the part nobody else was solving. Your context should follow your work, not live inside whichever tab you happened to have open that day.
Happy to answer questions about how it works. Also genuinely curious how people are handling this right now, because the markdown paste ritual can't be the answer.
P.S. If you decide to try it out, any feedback would be massively appreciated!
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