Grapevine
What is Grapevine?
Self-hostable unified knowledge store that ingests corporate data and makes it searchable via MCP server.
Grapevine is an open source, self-hostable unified knowledge store that ingests information from corporate knowledge sources and makes it searchable through an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server. It connects to tools like Slack, Notion, Linear, GitHub, Google Drive, HubSpot, Salesforce, and more, indexes everything using AI embeddings, and provides semantic search across all data sources. It includes an MCP server for AI assistants and an optional Slack bot for AI-powered question answering.
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- Is Grapevine open source?
- Yes, Grapevine is open source.
- What is Grapevine used for?
- Grapevine is used for Enterprise knowledge management; AI-powered internal search; Customer support knowledge base; Developer documentation search; Cross-tool information retrieval.
- What are alternatives to Grapevine?
- Alternatives to Grapevine include Glean, Coveo, Elastic Workplace Search. See the full ranked list of Grapevine alternatives on ContentBuffer.
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