"Information about Gemini" matching MCP servers:

Provides MCP server for interacting with Google Gemini Notebook, allowing users to authenticate via Chrome session and retrieve notebooks with full UTF-8 support.

A local MCP server that maintains a persona profile (contact library) for AI assistants, allowing them to create, search, retrieve, supplement, and correct information about people mentioned in conversations via tools like search_profiles, get_profile, create_profile, update_profile, add_facts, update_fact, and delete_fact.

Connects Claude Desktop to Notion and YouTube transcripts with one-click installation, enabling natural language queries about your pages and video content.

An MCP server that enables Claude to interact with Google NotebookLM via browser automation, allowing management of notebooks, adding sources, and querying information.

Enables users to access local files, manage persistent notes via CRUD, fetch URLs, inspect system information, and analyze or transform text through MCP tools.

Enables Claude Code and Gemini CLI to save, search, retrieve, and browse recent voice-derived notes and tags stored in SQLite over stdio, while deliberately excluding deletion and arbitrary file reads.

Enables Claude to query user-curated, dated memory entries stored locally, giving users direct control over what the AI remembers about them.

Provides a read-only semantic layer over an Obsidian vault, enabling queries about projects, decisions, tasks, and related notes.

Provides seamless integration with Capacities knowledge management system, allowing Claude to list spaces, retrieve space information, search content, save weblinks, and add content to daily notes.

A local MCP server that keeps one source of truth about capabilities, accomplishments, and positioning consistent with derived profiles, applications, and résumés, by registering decisions, checking consistency, and assembling materials for media-specific documents.

an open-source MCP server that lets Claude Code (or Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI) work inside the Notion Desktop app you’re already logged in to. No Company Authorise

A Model Context Protocol server that enables AI assistants to search and access information stored in Kibela, supporting note search, retrieval, creation and updating.

Persistent memory server for MCP clients that lets AI assistants remember facts about users across sessions via a single markdown file, with tools to read, save, search, update, delete, and organize memory.

MCP server for Glanceway, the macOS menu bar information app, enabling AI assistants to read sources and items.

Enables AI assistants to programmatically access and manage Gemini Notebook (formerly Google NotebookLM), including creating notebooks, adding sources, querying content, generating studio content, downloading artifacts, and running batch or cross-notebook workflows through natural language.

The MCP server transforms chats with Claude into journaling sessions, saving conversations locally and allowing the LLM to retrieve previous sessions to create continuity in discussions about daily activities.

Enables building and managing knowledge workspaces with tools for ingesting content from text, clipboard, or URLs and searching organized knowledge bases. Supports multiple configurable workspaces with separate inbox and knowledge directories for structured information management.

Enables MCP clients to read and manage entries, tags, annotations, search, configuration, and account information on a self-hosted read-later service, with write operations requiring explicit confirmation.

Enables users to create and save notes in Flomo directly through AI chat interactions using natural language commands. Seamlessly integrates with AI assistants like Claude and Cursor to capture thoughts and information.

Lets AI clients store, search, and summarize short notes about a codebase during a coding session.

An experimental MCP server that provides weather information tools, including temperature lookup via wttr.io, along with note-taking capabilities for learning MCP server development with GitHub Copilot.

A TypeScript-based MCP server that enables users to query financial news, stock data, and index information while managing text notes with creation and summarization capabilities.

Enables AI apps like Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, Claude Code and Codex to read and write a shared company wiki over MCP, where meetings, work sessions and notes become living pages about people, projects and decisions. It also serves search, briefs, transcripts, decisions and action items, and lets teams connect their own git-hosted team wiki.

Enables Claude to add and search personal memories through the Nowledge Mem service. Allows users to store and retrieve contextual information across conversations.

A Model Context Protocol server that allows Claude to create flashcards for Rember, helping users study and remember information through spaced repetition reviews.

A minimal MCP server exposing four trivial tools: arithmetic calculation, current time lookup, and in-memory note storage. It serves as a teaching example to demonstrate the complete MCP request/response cycle with a Gemini agent.

A self-hosted remote MCP server that gives multiple AI assistants one shared, plain-Markdown memory of the user's long-lived facts, so context carries across Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and Grok instead of being repeated. It exposes a small tool set for retrieving context, searching, reading, adding, updating and deleting facts, plus an append-only daily conversation journal, with server-enforced duplicate, sensitive-data and per-identity permission rules.

Secure MCP server for querying Google NotebookLM notebooks. Enables AI assistants to list notebooks, read sources, and ask the NotebookLM AI questions about your sources.

Enables AI assistants to search recorded meetings, transcripts, and AI notes, retrieve recording details and share links, and manage recordings and team workspace information through a hosted OAuth-secured endpoint.

Enables AI assistants to query a user's recorded work sessions, notes, and browsing history, allowing them to resume tasks or answer questions about past work without re-explanation.