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# What is myNeutron?

myNeutron is your personal AI memory layer.\
It connects your knowledge with every AI you use.

It captures what you read, write, and store.\
Web pages, files, emails, and documents become **Seeds**, Saved Pieces of Knowledge.\
Each Seed holds context you can search, combine, and reuse.

Your Seeds form a private memory.\
Any AI you use, like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Cursor, or VS Code, can access it through myNeutron’s **Model Context Protocol (MCP)**.

myNeutron is not another note app.\
It is the layer under your tools that remembers what matters to you.

* **Problem:** Every AI forgets your context.
* **Solution:** myNeutron saves your knowledge once and makes it usable across all AIs.
* **How it works:** Save pages, highlights, and files. Combine them into a single context. Query or paste anywhere.
* **Result:** You stop repeating yourself. Your AIs start working together.

> **Save once. Use everywhere. Forever.**


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