Tempreon
MCP server that provides a portable personal knowledge layer for AI tools, enabling cross-LLM continuity and personalized context across clients like Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor.
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Tempreon
The MCP layer between you and every AI tool. Your voice, your decisions, your judgment. Across Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any MCP-capable client.
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What Tempreon is
Tempreon is a portable knowledge layer about you, connected to AI tools through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Where a company knowledge base brings a company's knowledge to AI, Tempreon brings you to AI — your voice, your decisions, your accumulated knowledge, your judgment — across every LLM you use.
Where most memory systems store and recall, Tempreon learns and grows. The model changes. The layer travels. The work compounds.
What it does
- Persistent identity layer. Your Core Imprint, Knowledge Vault, Instincts, and captured patterns travel with you across every AI tool you connect.
- Cross-LLM continuity. Knowledge captured in Claude is available in ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex, and any MCP-capable client. No re-explaining.
- Learning, not just memory. Tempreon doesn't only store what you said — it learns from how you actually work, what you decide, and refines those patterns over time.
- Person-centered, not company-centered. Built around the individual operator, consultant, founder, or knowledge worker — not the team or department.
See tempreon.com/use-cases for how operators, consultants, founders, sales professionals, knowledge workers, and others put Tempreon to work.
How it works
- Create your Tempreon account at tempreon.com. Complete the 13-dimension onboarding to seed your Core Imprint (~15 minutes).
- Connect a Bridge. Generate a Bridge URL from your dashboard, paste it into your MCP client (Claude Desktop, ChatGPT, Cursor, etc.), and authorize via OAuth in your browser.
- Use any AI tool. Your Tempreon layer is available across every connected client. As you work, Tempreon captures knowledge and refines instincts in the background.
For terminology specific to Tempreon (Core Imprint, Knowledge Vault, Forge Journey, Bridges, Instincts, and more), see the glossary.
Supported clients
| Client | Mode | Setup guide |
|---|---|---|
| Claude Desktop | macOS, Windows | /support/docs/bridges/claude-desktop |
| Claude Code | CLI | /support/docs/bridges/claude-code |
| Codex | ChatGPT Mac app, IDE extension, CLI | /support/docs/bridges/codex |
| ChatGPT | Web + desktop | /support/docs/bridges/chatgpt |
| Cursor | Code editor | /support/docs/bridges/cursor |
| Windsurf + other MCP-capable clients | Any | /support/docs/bridges/connect-any-client |
Technical orientation
- Transport. Streamable HTTP (not stdio). No local config file or local process to manage — Tempreon is a hosted MCP server. Connect with a single URL.
- Endpoint.
https://api.tempreon.com/functions/v1/tempreon-mcp/mcp - Registry. Listed on the official MCP Registry as
com.tempreon/tempreon. - Authentication. OAuth 2.1 with PKCE. Dynamic client registration per RFC 7591 — no pre-registration required.
- Per-user isolation. Each account is isolated at the database level via row-level security. Your data is never shared with other users or used to train AI models — see our AI Use Policy for the full statement.
See docs/install.md for a quick install snippet, or the universal install guide for the canonical walkthrough.
Get started
Free and paid plans — paid from $19/month (Founders Circle pricing, effective rate when billed annually). See tempreon.com/pricing for current plans and details.
About
Tempreon is built by Briggs Ventures, LLC (d/b/a Tempreon). For the founder story and product origin, see tempreon.com/about. Five patent applications are pending on the underlying architecture, including knowledge classification, learning pipeline mechanics, decision rules, MCP-integrated identity, and cross-LLM portability.
Resources & Trust
- Security & data protection: tempreon.com/security
- Trust center: tempreon.com/trust
- Sub-processors: tempreon.com/trust/sub-processors
- AI Use Policy (how we do and don't use customer data with AI): tempreon.com/legal/ai-policy
- Terms of Service: tempreon.com/legal/terms
- Privacy Policy: tempreon.com/legal/privacy
- Cookies Policy: tempreon.com/legal/cookies
- Acceptable Use Policy: tempreon.com/legal/aup
- Support center: tempreon.com/support · FAQ
- Product changelog: tempreon.com/changelog
- Glossary: tempreon.com/glossary
License
Proprietary. All rights reserved. Patent pending. See LICENSE for repository-specific terms. The Tempreon product and service are governed by the Terms of Service. This repository contains public documentation and integration assets only — Tempreon's product source code is not open source.
Contact
- General: team@tempreon.com
- Support requests: tempreon.com/support/contact
- Security disclosures: SECURITY.md
- Documentation: tempreon.com/support/docs
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