For people who live in the terminal

Your relationship memory, in the tools your agents already use.

Groupthink is not another place to visit. It is context your agent can query. Connect it over MCP and ask what you know about anyone, prep for your next call, or log what just happened, without leaving the command line.

Claude CodeCodex, Cursor, Claude Desktop

$ claude mcp add --transport http --scope user groupthink https://api.groupthink.com/v1/mcp-server

Run it in your terminal. No token to copy. Your browser opens so you can approve the connection.

A meeting notetaker asks

What happened in this meeting?

The answer dies in the meeting file. You go find it again next time.

Groupthink asks

What do I know about this person now?

Every conversation compounds into a record your agent can query on command.

One quiet loop, from the CLI

Ask in plain language. It calls the right tool.

You never touch a tool name. Your agent reads the request, pulls from your record, and can write back the moment something changes, so the next brief already knows.

groupthink

> what do I know about sarah@acme.com before my 2pm?

Groupthink · get_relationship

Sarah Chen · VP Product, Acme

Last spoke 4 days ago · 11 conversations tracked

Open threads

• Pricing revisit. You owe her the Q3 proposal.

Worth remembering

• Prefers async. Dislikes status meetings.
• Reports to the new CRO since the March reorg.

> log this on her: agreed to revisit pricing in Q3

Groupthink · upsert_relationship_note

Saved. It is on Sarah now, and in your next brief.

Quickstart

Connected in about a minute.

You need a Groupthink account and an MCP-compatible agent. Sign in with Groupthink and you are done. There is no token to mint, copy, or keep in a config file.

1

Point your agent at Groupthink

One command wires Groupthink into Claude Code for every project. No token, no header. Claude Code speaks remote MCP natively, so there is nothing else to install.

claude mcp add --transport http --scope user groupthink https://api.groupthink.com/v1/mcp-server

Using claude.ai, Claude Desktop, or Cursor instead? In claude.ai and Claude Desktop, add Groupthink as a custom connector; in Cursor, add it as a remote MCP server. Same URL either way. The full setup for each is in the docs.

2

Approve it in your browser

Run /mcp in Claude Code, pick Groupthink, and choose to authenticate. Your browser opens on the Groupthink approval screen. Grant full access, or read-only if you only want your agent to look things up.

3

Ask it something real

Open a new session and ask about a person you are about to meet. Your agent picks the right Groupthink tool and answers with your actual record.

What you can ask

The whole record, in natural language.

Read your relationships, prep from your calendar, and write notes, threads, and dossier entries back. Same data as the app, reached from wherever you work.

Know the people you work with

• What do I know about sarah@acme.com?
• Who am I falling behind on?
• Find the people whose record mentions pricing.

Walk in prepared, follow up after

• Who am I meeting at 2pm, and what should I know about them?
• What got covered in my call with sarah yesterday?

Write back without leaving the terminal

• Log this on sarah: we agreed to revisit pricing in Q3.
• Open a thread on Sarah: send her the SOW.

Have the bot join a live Zoom, Meet, or Teams call and speak or chat on your behalf too, when meeting tools are enabled. See the docs for the full catalog.

Give your agent a memory.

Free for 30 days. Start capturing conversations, then wire Groupthink into the tools you already live in.