Enables automatic deployment and hosting of the AtlasMCP server on AWS Lambda for production environments
Uses FastAPI framework to provide the MCP server backend infrastructure for handling memory operations and API requests
Integrates with GitHub for source code hosting and automatic deployment triggers when commits are made to the main branch
Powers the web application frontend for team workspace management, user collaboration, and accessing the collective memory database
Provides the underlying database through Supabase for storing user authentication, team data, and memory metadata with Row Level Security
Serves as the primary runtime environment for the MCP server implementation using Python 3.13
Planned future integration to enable team memory access and AI interactions directly within Slack workspaces
Provides multi-tenant authentication, team management, and PostgreSQL database with Row Level Security for secure memory storage and user access control
Used for building the type-safe web application frontend that allows teams to manage their collective memory and workspace settings
AtlasMCP - Your AI Second Brain
Universal AI Memory System - AtlasMCP allows any AI user to have a persistent, intelligent memory across all platforms, breaking down the barriers between AI tools and enabling true collaborative intelligence.
The Problem We Solve
Today, each AI platform has its own closed memory system, and AIs can't share a common context. Users lose valuable information when switching between tools, and teams can't leverage collective knowledge effectively.
Our Solution
AtlasMCP is what allows any AI user today to have a second brain. Every time they interact with an AI that has AtlasMCP enabled, all of their important data is automatically indexed into a vector database that acts like their extended memory.
This means that whether they're chatting on Mistral, coding with Cursors, or using any other AI tool, they now have one unified database containing all their context and history. With AtlasMCP, the barrier between AI platforms is gone. It's a real breakthrough in context management, giving every user a persistent, intelligent memory across platforms.
Key Features
Personal Second Brain
Automatic Indexing: All important data from AI interactions is automatically stored
Cross-Platform Memory: Unified database accessible from any AI tool
Semantic Search: Find information using natural language queries
Persistent Context: Never lose important conversations or decisions
Team Collaboration
Shared Knowledge Base: Teams can access collective memory through our web app
Multi-Tenant Architecture: Secure isolation between teams and organizations
Real-Time Analytics: Track team knowledge patterns and engagement
Granular Permissions: Control access with private/team/public visibility levels
MCP Tools Available
add_memory
- Store intelligent memoriesContent, category, tags, visibility (private/team/public)
Automatic importance detection and similarity matching
Qdrant vector database integration
Multi-tenant authentication via Supabase
search_memories
- Advanced semantic searchContent similarity search with embeddings
Filters by category, visibility, and team
Relevance + confidence scoring
Granular permission respect
get_team_insights
- Real-time team analyticsTop categories and most used tags
Most active contributors
Most accessed memories
Team engagement metrics
delete_memory
- Memory managementSecure deletion with permission verification
Automatic reference cleanup
list_memories
- Knowledge base explorationPaginated team memory listing
Filtering by user and category
Business Value
The Second Major Benefit: Team Collaboration
We've built a standard database on Supabase with team workspaces. Through our web app, you can create a team and invite members. Everyone in that team gets access to the same collective memory.
Imagine a startup: the CTO and CEO can both access not only the technical documentation, but also business-critical knowledge like the status of fundraising, VC conversations, and client feedback. Instead of scattered, personal silos of memory, the entire team gains a shared, living knowledge base, accessible from any AI tool connected to AtlasMCP.
This is a revolution for how teams work with AI: personal second brains, and collective brains for organizations.
Technical Architecture
Technology Stack:
Backend: Python 3.13 + FastMCP + FastAPI
Vector DB: Qdrant (cloud + local fallback)
Auth/DB: Supabase (PostgreSQL + RLS)
Deployment: AWS Lambda + Alpic
Frontend: Next.js + TypeScript (webapp)
Installation & Configuration
1. Local Installation
2. Required Configuration
3. Automatic Deployment
Production: Automatic deployment via Alpic on every commit to
main
Configuration: API keys configured directly on the platform
4. Supabase Database
Demo Scenario
"Startup AI - Critical Bug Resolved in 45 min instead of 2h"
Measured Impact: 75% reduction in resolution time thanks to instant information sharing!
Demo Workflow:
CS receives complaint → Stores in collective memory
CEO searches context → Immediately finds business impact (500k€/year)
CTO debugs → Sees maximum priority instantly
CTO resolves → Documents the solution
CS reassures client → Has all technical details
Use Cases
1. Critical Problem Resolution
Before: 2h of research + coordination
After: 45 min of direct resolution
Gain: 75% time reduction
2. Informed Decision Making
Documented and traceable decisions
Historical context instantly accessible
Collaborative information validation
3. Accelerated Onboarding
New members access complete history
Preserved and organized knowledge
Best practices automatically shared
4. Team Analytics
Expert identification by domain
Usage and engagement patterns
Internal process optimization
Advanced Configuration
Environment Variables:
Permission System:
private
- Only the creator can seeteam
- All team memberspublic
- Accessible to all (with authentication)
Multi-tenant:
Complete isolation by team via
team_token
Authentication via unique
user_token
RLS (Row Level Security) on all tables
Roadmap & Status
Phase 1 (MVP) - COMPLETED
Multi-tenant MCP server operational
Memory storage with Qdrant
Advanced semantic search
Granular permission system
Real-time team analytics
Supabase authentication + RLS
Automatic AWS Lambda deployment
Next.js + TypeScript webapp
Phase 2 (Production) - IN PROGRESS
Operational Qdrant cloud integration
Robust memory fallback
Automated Alpic deployment
Complete web dashboard
Public REST API
Monitoring and alerts
Phase 3 (Evolution) - PLANNED
Automatic knowledge graph
Advanced Mistral embeddings
Multi-language (EN/FR/ES)
Voice notes and transcription
AI predictive insights
Third-party integrations (Slack, Teams)
Competitive Advantages
First MCP collective memory system - Unique technical innovation
Native multi-tenant - Complete team isolation with RLS
Granular permissions - Fine access control (private/team/public)
Advanced semantic search - Finds information even with different words
Real-time analytics - Insights on team activity and engagement
Optimized performance - Robust fallback + Lambda deployment
MCP ecosystem - Compatible with all MCP clients
Measurable impact - 75% reduction in resolution time
Deployment & URLs
Production:
MCP Server: https://mistralhackathonmcp-ee61017d.alpic.live/
Repository: https://github.com/bparpette/MistralHackathon
Webapp: Next.js + TypeScript (folder
webapp/
)
MCP Configuration:
Project Structure
Team & Contribution
This project was developed during the Mistral AI MCP Hackathon 2025 by the AtlasMCP team.
Developers:
Baptiste Parpette
LinkedIn: baptiste-parpette
GitHub: @Bparpette
Henri d'Aboville
LinkedIn: henri-d-52bb1a383
License
MIT License - See LICENSE file for more details.
AtlasMCP - Transform your team into an intelligent collective brain!
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Enables teams to create a shared knowledge base where members can store, search, and validate information collectively. Provides semantic search across team memories with granular permissions and collaborative verification features.