Scindo

ClaudeCommunityby oneSlash

Claude forgets what you decided last week. Your notes are spread across chats, docs and your head. Scindo gives Claude one place to write things down and one place to ask. Tell Claude "save this decision to Scindo" and it writes a document into your Scindo knowledge base, owned by you. Ask "what did we decide about onboarding?" and Claude answers with citations to the documents, channels and tasks it used. The data is live, not a synced copy. What Claude can do once connected: - Save a decision, a spec or a summary as a document (workspace-wide or private to you) - Ask a plain-language question and get one answer with sources - Search the knowledge base and read a document in full - Read the channels you belong to and search their messages - List tasks and read a task with its thread - List workspace members - With your permission, ask across every Scindo workspace you belong to Works alone or with a team. On your own, Scindo is a notebook Claude can write to from any conversation and read from any other. With a team, every teammate's Claude reads the same memory, so a decision written once is known to everyone. Claude sees only what you can see: public channels, private channels you are in, workspace documents and your own private documents. Direct messages are never exposed. Connecting creates an API key in your Scindo account. Revoke it in Settings and Claude is disconnected. You need a Scindo account. A workspace is created when you sign up. Free tier available.