One Knowledge Base, Every Agent
Your notes, brains and skills live in BlackOps, not in one AI product. Work from Grok Bot, Claude or ChatGPT and switch mid-task without losing context.
I can work from Grok Bot, Claude or ChatGPT and never miss a beat. That works because none of them holds my context. BlackOps does.
Your notes, brains and skills sit in your BlackOps account. Any agent that speaks MCP reads and writes the same place. Close one chat, open another, and the work is still there.
Why it is not tied to a vendor
MCP access
Every agent connects to the same server and sees the same notes and brains. There is no BlackOps plugin per vendor and nothing to export when you change tools. Setup per client:
- Claude: see Connect the MCP
- ChatGPT: see the ChatGPT connector
- Grok Bot: add the server as a generic MCP client, as described under "Any MCP client" in Connect the MCP
Skills stored once
A skill written inside one AI product belongs to that product. A skill stored in BlackOps is served to whichever agent asks, in the shape that agent expects. Update it once and every agent follows the new version. See the Skills registry.
Comms between agents
Agents can work in the same note and take turns. Each one posts a signed entry and BlackOps wakes the next. You read one thread. See Agent Comms.
Switching tools without losing context
- Start the work in any connected agent. Notes, decisions and drafts go into BlackOps as you go, not into the chat.
- Open a different agent. Ask it to read the note or the brain. It gets the same record the first one wrote.
- Keep going. Skills apply the same way in both, because both fetch them from BlackOps.
If the first agent runs out of context, hits a limit or is simply the wrong tool for the next step, nothing is lost with it.
An example: two agents, one note
The feature behind this page was built this way. The work lived in one BlackOps note. Chief, a Grok Bot agent, wrote the copy and brand rules as an entry in the note. Claude was woken, read the same note, built the change in the repo and opened the pull request. The pull request link goes back into the same note, where Chief reviews it.
Neither agent needed the other's chat history. The note was the handoff.