- The pain today
- Every agent starts with a different setup and loses the context you built elsewhere.
- How Notis fixes it
- ChatGPT desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, OpenClaw, Hermes, and OpenCode share the same Notis account, integrations, skills, and memory.
For Cursor by Anysphere
Cursor lives in your editor.Notis gives it the rest of your work.
One command connects Cursor to 1,000+ apps, your skills, and memory that outlives the session.
Best when your agent has a shell.
Cursor runs one command. No MCP config: it creates your account and guides you through each connection.
npx --package @notis_ai/cli@latest -- notis start
- No config file
- Any agent with a shell
- Guided setup
- 1,000+ apps, no MCP setup
- Skills synced across agents
- Free to start, no card
Trusted by 17,000+ founders
The pain, fixed
What changes the moment Cursor can reach your tools
Connect once, then use the same tools, skills, and memory everywhere.
- The pain today
- Every integration becomes another config and reconnect flow in every agent you use.
- How Notis fixes it
- Connect each app once. Use the CLI with no MCP config, or add one hosted Notis MCP to each agent.
- The pain today
- A workflow installed in one agent is missing from the next one, exactly when you need it.
- How Notis fixes it
- Write or install a skill once. The same Notis skill library is available to every supported agent.
- The pain today
- Each agent remembers its own sessions and does not know which knowledge source to search.
- How Notis fixes it
- One long-term memory follows every agent. Memory connectors sync Notion, Gmail, Drive, Granola, and websites.
- The pain today
- You pay for specialist subscriptions your agents may use once or twice a month.
- How Notis fixes it
- Notis gives your agents 1,400+ pay-per-use tools, with no vendor subscription or API key.
- The pain today
- You already pay ChatGPT and Claude every month, then every assistant you try bills its own models on top.
- How Notis fixes it
- On any paid plan, Notis hands the work to the ChatGPT or Claude subscription you already pay for — on your machine, or in your Cloud Computer when it is off.
- The pain today
- A quick internal tool becomes a second project: repository, hosting, access, secrets, and deployment.
- How Notis fixes it
- Build it as a Notis app. Hosting, access, and the Notis agent layer are included—then share it with your team or publish it to the Store.
| Problem | The pain today | How Notis fixes it |
|---|---|---|
| Switching agents | Every agent starts with a different setup and loses the context you built elsewhere. | ChatGPT desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, OpenClaw, Hermes, and OpenCode share the same Notis account, integrations, skills, and memory. |
| MCP maintenance | Every integration becomes another config and reconnect flow in every agent you use. | Connect each app once. Use the CLI with no MCP config, or add one hosted Notis MCP to each agent. |
| Skill silos | A workflow installed in one agent is missing from the next one, exactly when you need it. | Write or install a skill once. The same Notis skill library is available to every supported agent. |
| Memory silos | Each agent remembers its own sessions and does not know which knowledge source to search. | One long-term memory follows every agent. Memory connectors sync Notion, Gmail, Drive, Granola, and websites. |
| Tool subscriptions | You pay for specialist subscriptions your agents may use once or twice a month. | Notis gives your agents 1,400+ pay-per-use tools, with no vendor subscription or API key. |
| Paying twice for models | You already pay ChatGPT and Claude every month, then every assistant you try bills its own models on top. | On any paid plan, Notis hands the work to the ChatGPT or Claude subscription you already pay for — on your machine, or in your Cloud Computer when it is off. |
| Shipping internal apps | A quick internal tool becomes a second project: repository, hosting, access, secrets, and deployment. | Build it as a Notis app. Hosting, access, and the Notis agent layer are included—then share it with your team or publish it to the Store. |
What your agent gets
Everything Cursor can reach through Notis.
No servers to run, no tokens to rotate, no per-app setup. Ask for the tool by name and Notis resolves it at call time.
1,000+ integrations
Gmail, Calendar, Notion, Slack, Linear, HubSpot, Drive, and the rest. Your agent searches for the right tool and runs it, without you installing anything per app.
Skills that follow you
Write a skill once and make it available through the same Notis layer in every supported agent. Switch agents without rebuilding your setup.
Memory between sessions
One memory across your agents, free. On Ultra, connectors also sync Notion, Gmail, Drive, OneDrive, Granola, and websites so agents know where to search.
Pay-per-use toolsBeta
Ask Notis for 1,400+ third-party tools and APIs with no vendor subscription. See the price, then run the call from the usage any paid plan includes — a stack worth $20,000+/year.
Notis apps, in beta
Vibe-code an app with your agent and deploy it into Notis: UI, databases, team sharing, and the agentic layer included.
Deep research
Hand off a real research question and get a compiled, sourced report back instead of a summary of the first page of results.
Image generation
Generate and edit images from the same session, billed against your credits so you can see exactly what it cost.
Credentials you can revoke
Every app is connected through its own OAuth screen and can be disconnected on its own. Nothing long-lived lands in your dotfiles.
The Notis app store
Browse packaged apps that bundle databases, routes, and automations. See what other people built before you build your own.
1,000+ integrations
Connected to the toolsyour work already lives in
Gmail, Slack, Notion, your CRM, and 1,000+ more. Your agent writes into the apps you already use instead of leaving the result in a terminal.
8 integration cards shown
Notion
- Create a page
- Add a database row
- Add content to a page
Dropbox
- Upload file
- Download file
- Request files from others
Gmail
- Send email
- Compose email draft
- Reply to email
Google Calendar
- Create calendar events
- Find available time slots
- Search calendar events
Outlook
- Send an email
- Create a calendar event
- Create a contact
Linear
- Create an issue
- Comment on an issue
- Update an issue
Slack
- Send message to channel
- Search workspace messages
- Create task reminders
GitHub
- Create issue
- Create pull request
- Find pull requests
Start free
Keep the same setup when you upgrade.
Start inside Cursor, then add channels, teams, automations, memory connectors, and pay-per-use tools without setting everything up again.
$0 forever
No card. No meter. No signup form.
- The Notis CLI and hosted MCP, with every integration your agent can reach
- Connect your own apps through OAuth, plus your local shell and MCP servers
- Skills synced across every coding agent, executed locally by your own agent
- Long-term memory and app databases shared between sessions
- Build and install Notis apps with your own agent, in beta
npx --package @notis_ai/cli@latest -- notis start
ChatGPT desktop
Notis
1,000+ appsEvery agent you use, one Notis. Same skills, same memory, same apps.
Start free, upgrade when work leaves the terminal
The CLI is free forever.Pay when Notis follows you out.
Verified customer outcome
Probably 1 hour → barely 2 minutes
Creating an SOP from a Loom transcript with Notis
“This would have taken me probably an hour to pull together, but it took barely two minutes.”
Andrea Ercolessi
Founder, King of Automation
Trusted by 17,000+ founders
Most AI tools answer questions. Notis completes tasks, in the apps where the work actually lives.
Notis and Cursor FAQs
Don't take our word for it
Ask your AI to check this
Copy this prompt into ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity and let it compare Notis against wiring up MCP servers for Cursor yourself.
I use Cursor every day. Compare using the Notis CLI against wiring up individual MCP servers for Gmail, Google Calendar, Notion, Slack, and Linear. How many servers and sets of credentials would I be maintaining in each case, and what happens to skills I write when I switch between Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex?
Give your agent the rest of your work
One command. Your agent handles the account, the apps, and the setup. You approve the OAuth screens and get back to building.
Best when your agent has a shell.
Cursor runs one command. No MCP config: it creates your account and guides you through each connection.
npx --package @notis_ai/cli@latest -- notis start
- No config file
- Any agent with a shell
- Guided setup