AI usage

Combining personal, team, and marketplace brains

One MCP connection can reach your private brains, your company’s org-shared brains, and marketplace brains you subscribe to - all at once. Here is how personal, team, and public knowledge work together.

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Knowledge comes from three places: your own head, your company, and the wider world. KBrain lets an assistant draw on all three at once. Through a single MCP connection it can reach your private brains, the brains your organisation shares with you, and marketplace brains you subscribe to - and pick the right one for each question.

Three kinds of knowledge, one connection

The mix - 01

Personal, team, and marketplace brains

Different sources of knowledge, all reachable through one MCP connection.

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Personal

private to you

Your notes, drafts, and working context. Private brains only you can query.

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Team

shared org-wide

Company brains a Knowledge Manager shares org-wide, reaching every member automatically.

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Marketplace

public expertise

Expert-built brains you subscribe to for knowledge your company does not have in-house.

One connection, three kinds of knowledge. The assistant routes to whichever brain fits the question - your own, your company’s, or an expert’s.

How they come together

A member’s single MCP connection resolves all three at once. Your private brains, the brains your organisation shares with you, and any marketplace brains you subscribe to appear together in one list. The assistant sees them all and picks the right one per question - without you switching connections or configuring anything extra.

A real example

A product manager asks their assistant to draft a launch note. It pulls positioning from the company’s org-shared Product brain, checks approved language against a subscribed compliance brain from the marketplace, and matches the writing style to the PM’s own personal brain. Three sources, one question, one connection - and an answer that reflects all of them.

Keep the boundaries clean: personal brains stay private, company brains are owned and shared by Knowledge Managers, and marketplace brains bring in outside expertise. The assistant combines them; you keep them separate.

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Frequently asked questions

Can one assistant use personal, company, and marketplace brains at once?

Yes. A single MCP connection resolves your private brains, the brains your organisation shares with you, and any marketplace brains you subscribe to - all in one list. The assistant picks the right brain per question without you switching connections.

Do personal and company brains get mixed together?

No. They stay separate assets with separate visibility. Personal brains remain private to you; company brains are owned and shared org-wide by Knowledge Managers. The assistant can draw on both in one answer, but the brains themselves do not merge.

Why add marketplace brains if I have my own?

Marketplace brains bring in expertise your company does not have in-house - a compliance framework, a domain playbook, a specialist’s knowledge. Subscribing lets your assistant combine that outside expertise with your own personal and company knowledge.