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MCP-Native Personal Context Vault for Multi-Tool AI Users

Power users now run ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Cursor, and a half-dozen agents. Each tool keeps its own memory and none of them talk. Unabyss is an MCP-native context vault: every assistant pulls the same self-updating personal context (background, projects, tools, preferences) through a single MCP server.

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Problem Statement

A user spends 10 minutes per new chat re-stating who they are, what they are working on, and what tools they use. Each major AI tool ships a memory feature that does not interoperate. Browser extensions partially solve the problem but break with every model update.

The Idea

A personal context vault that exposes one self-updating profile to every AI tool through MCP so a user never repeats themselves to a new assistant.

Why Now

MCP shipped as the open standard for AI tool context in late 2025 and adoption accelerated through 2026. The biggest pain for individual power users is that each chat starts from scratch. Unabyss positioned for the moment with a Product Hunt launch focused on the cross-tool memory problem.

Target User

Individual power users, freelancers, and small teams using three or more AI tools daily

Target Market

AI productivity tools, MCP ecosystem, knowledge management for AI users

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