
Perspective
Give your Grok Bot team a hive mind
Grok Bot gives you a team of AIs that hand work to each other, and that team gets a lot more useful when every Bot reads from the same source of truth.
DJ Adkison
Verde is one shared memory for your team's decisions, policies and know-how — and Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT and Codex all read from it. Free forever.
Speaks the open standard your tools already use
Why it matters
Your pricing decision lives in one person’s Claude history. Your architecture call is in someone’s Cursor session. Your support process is in a doc nobody updates. So you answer the same question twice, your tools confidently repeat last quarter’s prices, and nobody can say which version of a decision is the real one.
Verde gives all of it one home that your people and your AI tools both read from — and that stays current when things change.
You stop repeating yourself.
Write a decision down once. Every tool you connect reads it from then on.
Everyone gets the same answer.
One shared workspace, one current version, whoever is asking.
Your AI stops being confidently wrong.
Superseded knowledge stays readable but never wins retrieval.

What you get
Paste a single MCP endpoint into Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or ChatGPT. No plugins, no per-tool setup, and no lock-in — switch AI vendors and your memory comes with you.
Supersede a decision and the newest published version always wins retrieval. The history stays readable and clearly marked, so you get institutional memory and one current answer.
Public, company, and private scopes are enforced server-side in SQL on every query, never trusted to the AI client. No owner or admin can browse another member's private memories.
Pricing
No card, no clock, no expiring workspace. Paid plans exist for when your team outgrows one vault — everything below is what $0 gets you, permanently.
From the blog

Perspective
Grok Bot gives you a team of AIs that hand work to each other, and that team gets a lot more useful when every Bot reads from the same source of truth.
DJ Adkison

Explainer
The Model Context Protocol is how AI tools reach knowledge that isn't in their training data. Here is what it actually does, in plain terms.
Verde

Practice
When your AI searches your knowledge base and finds nothing, that's not a miss. It's a question your team never wrote down — and the most useful backlog you have.
Verde
Create a workspace, invite your team, and connect your first AI tool before your coffee gets cold.