The best AI tool is the one you've already trained yourself on. Daneshbase doesn't try to replace it — it gives your existing tool a wiki to read from and write to.
One-click connect
Open your AI tool's MCP settings, paste your wiki's MCP endpoint, sign in once. Your tool is now connected. Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Zed, Continue, and any other client that speaks the Model Context Protocol — all work the same way.
Read and write, on every tier
Connected tools can search your wiki, read individual docs, list what's there, capture raw inputs, and propose edits to docs — all with your permission. Unlimited on every plan, including free. The wiki's MCP surface isn't gated behind a paywall; we don't think you should pay extra to use your own AI against your own data.
Audited and revokable
Every connected tool is listed in your settings with its scope and connection date. Revoke any of them with one click and the agent loses access immediately. The audit log records every changeset, so you can always see which tool caused which edit.
Same surface as the built-in chat
The tools the MCP connection exposes — search, read, list, capture, propose changes — are the exact same ones the built-in chat agent uses. Whatever you can do with one, you can do with the other. You're not picking a worse experience by going external.