BEFORE A DECISION
Bring the right notes together
Select the meeting notes, research, and open questions behind the choice.
A focused starting point
Your AI assistants can work with your notes.
You do not need to move your ideas between tools. Give assistants the context you choose, whenever you need it.
Connect assistants
Query your own context
Automate repetitive work
merle / Connected to your contextMerle in motionYour context
Already in your notes.
Product principles
Notes from the studio
Next week's priorities
Merle MCP
Example conversation
Make the first five minutes feel effortless. Your studio notes mention three things:
- Shorten the capture flow.
- Make search easy to reach.
- Leave more space for writing.
Your context, when it matters.
Merle becomes the place where your assistants find useful information, without forcing you to reorganize your life.
Choose your assistant
Connect the AI tool you already use to think or work.
Share the context
Give it access to the notes you need, through a clear and controlled connection.
Get useful help
Ask for summaries, searches, or next steps grounded in your own ideas.
WHEN CONTEXT NEEDS TO TRAVEL
Ask with the notes that matter.
Bring only the useful pieces of your space into a conversation, without rebuilding the background every time.
WHEN YOU ARE STUCK
Ask from your real context
Turn a vague question into something your assistant can actually help you untangle.
Grounded next steps
AFTER THE WORK
Keep the answer connected
Save the useful response beside the notes that gave it meaning.
Context stays reusable
Clear answers.
Without overcomplicating it.
The essentials of mcp connections, explained to help you get started without friction.
Do I need to understand the technical side?+
Not to get started. You set up the connection once, then use it from your usual assistant.
Can AI see all my notes?+
You decide what context to share. The goal is to bring only what each conversation needs.
What can I ask an assistant to do?+
You can ask it to find a decision, summarize a note, or turn ideas into next steps.
Keep exploring
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Explore other tools to give your space the context it needs.