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Welcome to Kiomon

Kiomon is a context engine for AI agents. It lets you save, forage, and organize information from the web — then gives Claude, Cursor, and any MCP-compatible agent persistent access to that knowledge base.

Think of it as long-term memory for your AI agents: a brain your assistant can read, search, and write to, that survives across sessions, projects, and tools.

Save anything you read

Capture full articles, highlighted text, and URLs with the browser extension — or feed your library from Notion, Confluence, and Google Drive.

Find things by keyword and meaning

Kiomon’s hybrid search combines exact keyword matching with semantic understanding, so you find things by phrase and by concept.

A working memory

Agent memories are first-class: reference files, semantic facts, procedural routines, and episodic moments — with pinning, archiving, confidence scoring, and decay.

Knowledge graph

A built-in “Librarian” scans your library and suggests wiki-style links between related concepts automatically.

Answers with citations

Ask questions in plain language and get grounded answers with numbered citations from your own saved documents.

Works with your agents

Connect Cursor, Claude Desktop, Windsurf, Cline, or any OpenAI-compatible client to your brain.

  1. Capture — Save pages, highlights, and notes with the browser extension, or sync a connected source (Notion, Google Drive, Confluence).
  2. Organize — Kiomon auto-tags every document, extracts the ideas it contains, and links related items in your knowledge graph.
  3. Retrieve — Ask your agent anything. It searches your library with hybrid search and answers with citations.
  4. Remember — Your agent reflects at the end of sessions, drafting memories that land in your Review Inbox for approval.