Lore
Lore extracts documents into a knowledge base and provides permission-aware access via native MCP to ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and custom agents.
How Lore works as an AI knowledge base
Lore is an AI knowledge base built around one everyday problem: teams pay for ChatGPT, Claude, and Cursor, then re-explain the business in every new chat. It ingests PDFs, docs, spreadsheets, decks, and even handwritten notes, then synthesizes a living wiki where every claim carries a citation that traces back to its source file, so answers stay checkable rather than guessed. Stale-page detection surfaces entries that have drifted out of date, which keeps the wiki trustworthy instead of quietly rotting the way most internal wikis do.
The real differentiator is the native, official MCP server. Instead of sitting as one more document silo, Lore connects to every AI seat through a single MCP connection, so ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and custom agents answer with your company context, and only the context each person is permitted to see. Built-in lessons and quizzes generated from your own pages turn that same material into onboarding for new hires. Pricing starts at $350 a month for the Pro plan, which positions Lore as a shared team layer rather than a solo note-taker. The result works less like a folder of files and more like a permission-aware company second brain that both people and agents can query.
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FAQ
What is Lore?
Lore is a company knowledge base and second brain that turns scattered docs into a single source of truth, connected to every AI seat via a native MCP server.
What file types can Lore ingest?
Lore ingests PDFs, docs, spreadsheets, decks, and handwritten notes, then extracts and indexes them into a structured living wiki.
Does Lore connect to ChatGPT, Claude, and Cursor?
Yes. Lore ships a native, official MCP server that gives ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and custom agents permission-aware access to your knowledge base through a single MCP connection.
How does Lore keep its knowledge base accurate?
Every page in Lore's living wiki carries citations that trace back to the source file, and stale-page detection surfaces pages that have drifted out of date and need review.
Is access to Lore permission-aware?
Yes. Lore uses permission-aware access controls, so each person and each AI agent only sees the company context they are permitted to access.
Can Lore help onboard new hires?
Yes. Lore generates built-in lessons and quizzes from your own pages, turning existing knowledge into training material for faster new-hire onboarding.
Does Lore offer a free trial?
Yes, Lore offers a free trial so you can evaluate it before choosing a paid plan.
How much does Lore cost?
Lore has three paid tiers: Pro at $350/month or $3,500/year (5 seats, +$30/mo each); Business at $750/month or $7,500/year (10 seats, +$40/mo each); and Enterprise at custom pricing.
Who is Lore best for?
Lore fits operator-led teams standing up a shared AI context layer, companies whose staff pay for ChatGPT, Claude, or Cursor but re-explain the business in every chat, and teams onboarding new hires from tribal knowledge.