An MCP server for your company knowledge. No repo to run.
Everything on page one assumes you'll build and host your own. Patina is the hosted alternative: one curated home for your business context, already speaking MCP. Connect Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client and your agents read from it in minutes.
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What you'd otherwise build
An MCP server for company knowledge means standing up the protocol, hosting the server, wiring auth, and (the part the READMEs skip) keeping the knowledge behind it current. The server is plumbing. The value is what flows through it, and whether anyone is maintaining it. Patina handles both: the endpoint and the curation.
What your agents get
A descriptive, discoverable interface to the context that matters: brand voice, customer personas, playbooks, decisions, and current facts. Agents can find what's available on their own (that's MCP's genuine strength) and every read hits the same reviewed, current version. No glue code. No stale mirror.
MCP is one door, not the whole house
Honest note: plenty of agents are happier on a CLI or a plain API, and Patina serves those too. But some surfaces (Claude on the web among them) only speak MCP, and that's where a hosted MCP endpoint earns its keep. Whichever door your agent uses, it's the same brain behind it. More on the model: What is a context layer for AI?
Kept current, or it's pointless
Serving stale knowledge faster isn't a win. Patina is human-curated with a review workflow: reversed decisions get marked superseded, corrections flow back in, and what your agents read is what your team approved. How an agentic knowledge base works.
Point your agents at one endpoint
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