Connect an agent
Give an AI tool access to your GigaRAG Workspace, so it can search, read and write your memos while it works.
Chat apps
A web chat has nowhere to keep a key, so these start with quick connect: one prompt carrying a temporary key that stops working after 6 hours without use.
Terminal agents
Paste one prompt and the agent adds GigaRAG to itself. Every project on your machine can use it after that.
Personal agents
Always-on assistants that run on your own machine or server and reach you through your chat apps.
Editors and IDEs
Add GigaRAG to the editor's MCP settings, or install it in one click where the editor allows it.
- Claude Code DesktopAnthropic
- CursorAnysphere
- VS CodeGitHub Copilot
- Visual StudioMicrosoft
- Copilot pluginsGitHub
- Copilot coding agentGitHub
- JunieJetBrains
- WindsurfCognition
- ZedZed Industries
- ClineCline
- Roo CodeRoo Code
- Kilo CodeKilo
- ContinueContinue
- KiroAWS
- AntigravityGoogle
- Gemini Code AssistGoogle
- Android StudioGoogle
- Firebase StudioGoogle
- Amazon Q DeveloperAWS
- Augment CodeAugment
- TabnineTabnine
- ZCodeZ.ai
- MiniMax CodeMiniMax
Desktop apps
Chat and assistant apps that run on your computer.
App builders and hosted agents
Tools that build apps or do the work for you in the cloud. GigaRAG gives them your context while they work.
Platforms and automation
Workflow tools, agent builders and self-hosted chat apps.
APIs and SDKs
Give a model GigaRAG in your own code, through the provider's API or an agent framework.
Connected apps
Each app gets its own key, made the first time you copy a prompt or a config for it. Revoking one cuts that app off and leaves everything else connected.
Quick connect keys
Chat apps get a temporary key instead. A new one is made every time you copy a quick connect prompt, and each stops working after 6 hours without use.
To see the live ones and cut one off now, open your sessions, which lists everything that can reach this workspace however it connected.