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OB1

OB1 est un projet de productivité open source, créé par NateBJones-Projects (NateBJones-Projects/OB1 sur GitHub). Il compte 4 701 étoiles sur GitHub et 893 forks, il est publié sous la licence NOASSERTION et a été mis à jour pour la dernière fois sur GitHub le 8 octobre 2026.

Open Brain (OB1): one database, one AI gateway, one capture channel — shared memory for every AI you use

★ 4,7 k étoiles⑂ 893 forksNOASSERTIONmis à jour oct. 2026
▦ visuel — le README de ce projet ne contient aucune capture intégrable,
voici donc un emplacement réservé. Le guide ci-dessous est complet malgré tout.
// détails du projet

Détails du projet

Étoiles GitHub
4 701
Forks
893
Licence
NOASSERTION
Dernière mise à jour sur GitHub
8 octobre 2026
Catégorie
Productivité
Type de fiche
Guide d'installation complet
// fonctionnement

Comment ça marche

  1. Understand the architecture

    Read the overview: one database, one AI gateway, one chat channel, and an MCP server that any AI can plug into.

  2. Clone and follow the setup guide

    Clone the repo and build the full system with the Setup Guide (or the AI-assisted setup with Cursor/Claude Code) — database, gateway, Slack capture, and MCP server.

  3. Connect your AI tools

    Attach Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or Claude Code to the same brain via the remote MCP connection.

  4. Capture and extend

    Start capturing thoughts through Slack, then build Extension 1 (Household Knowledge Base) and import old data with Recipes.

// fonctionnalités

Pourquoi on l'adore

One shared memory for all AIs

A single database with vector search that every connected AI reads and writes, instead of per-tool memory silos.

Slack capture channel

Capture thoughts where you already chat; companion prompts help build the capture habit and migrate existing memories.

MCP server access

Any MCP-capable client can connect, and a Shared MCP Server primitive lets you give others scoped access to parts of your brain.

Six guided Extensions

A learning path that builds a household knowledge base, maintenance tracker, family calendar, meal planner, professional CRM, and job-hunt pipeline.

Import Recipes

Community-reviewed recipes import ChatGPT, Perplexity, Obsidian, X/Twitter, Instagram, Google Takeout, Grok, and email history with parsing, deduplication, and embedding included.

Dashboards and self-hosting options

Community SvelteKit and Next.js dashboards point at your Supabase backend, and a Kubernetes recipe offers a fully self-hosted deployment with PostgreSQL + pgvector, no Supabase required.

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// lancez-le

Lancez-le vous-même

  1. Clone the repository

    Clone the project and enter its directory.

    git clone https://github.com/NateBJones-Projects/OB1.git
    cd OB1
  2. Follow the setup guide

    Build the full system — database, AI gateway, Slack capture, MCP server — using the repo's Setup Guide (about 45 minutes per the README).

    # see the Setup Guide linked from the README for the exact steps
  3. Connect an AI client

    Use the Remote MCP Connection primitive in the repo docs to connect Claude Desktop, ChatGPT, Claude Code, or Cursor to your brain.

    # see the 'Remote MCP Connection' primitive doc in the repo
// cas d'usage

Ce que vous pouvez créer

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// faq

Questions fréquentes

Who maintains OB1?

Nate B. Jones created Open Brain; a maintainer team reviews and merges a large volume of community Extensions, Recipes, skills, and dashboards.

Is OB1 free?

The repository is open (license not asserted in its metadata). The reference setup runs on Supabase and an AI gateway, so you may pay for those services' tiers and your own model usage.

Does it need a paid API key?

You will need accounts/keys for the pieces you assemble — typically Supabase plus an LLM provider for the gateway and embeddings — as detailed in the Setup Guide.

How does it compare to a notes app like Obsidian or Notion?

Those are apps for humans; OB1 is infrastructure — a database with vector search and an open MCP protocol whose purpose is that every AI you use shares one persistent memory. (There is even a Recipe to import an Obsidian vault into it.)

How do I get started?

Clone the repo and follow the Setup Guide (or the AI-Assisted Setup), then connect your first AI client over MCP and pick Extension 1.

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