The story started in 2019. I wanted to build my own company. Back then, I was running a service-based business as a developer, but deep down, I never felt connected to that model. I wanted to create a product that could grow while I slept. Something truly mine.
So I started building. From 2019 to 2024, I built the product almost entirely on my own. Every system, every architecture decision, every scalable practice, every multi-tenant layer. It was hard, but I always felt in control of the machine I was creating.
Our vision has been the same from day one: one knowledge base that works across all your AI tools. And to achieve that, we launched our MCP Server in February. It connected to Claude Desktop, Claude Code, LM Studio, and most major AI agents. As far as we were concerned, the MCP chapter was closed. Then we launched on AppSumo. Within days, users kept asking for one thing: " ?" Then came the questions about headless agents. CI scripts. n8n workflows. Users had intricate setups. They wanted a memory store for their OpenClaw agents, which they could also plug into Claude, which they could also call from a workflow runner. One memory, three completely different environments. That's when we realized our MCP Server had a problem: it only supported OAuth. *facepalm* (Getting a bit technical here, bear with me) OAuth assumes there's a user sitting at a UI who can click "sign in" in a browser window. That's fine for Claude Desktop. It falls apart the moment you're running a headless agent on a server, or chaining four tools together in an automated workflow. Nobody is there to click anything! So the team got to work. A few days later, we shipped Personal Access Tokens (PATs) for the MCP Server. And that's how we ended up being the that works in three places at once: In your browser, as a sidebar Inside your chat agents, as an extension or MCP server In your programmatic workflows, as an MCP with PAT-based authentication New setup guides for everything are at docs.plurality.network. Maybe a weekend project: give your OpenClaw or n8n agents a memory. Make them less forgetful, more intelligent, and a lot more useful. If you are already running such setups, we have a lifetime deal going on for AI Context Flow: https://appsumo.8odi.net/m4n0da
I m Abdullah, founder of SiteSkite. After spending more than 15 years working with WordPress, one thing kept repeating itself again and again: building websites is often the easy part, but managing them over time is where the real chaos begins.
