Unabyss

About Unabyss

Unabyss is a context layer that sits between the tools where your work already lives and the AI assistants you ask about it. The problem it targets is that Claude does not know what you told ChatGPT, Cursor does not know what happened in GitHub, and the answer to most of what you ask an assistant is already written down in Slack, Gmail, Notion, Linear, or a calendar invite that the assistant cannot see. Unabyss connects to those sources once — the site lists more than twenty-five integrations including GitHub, Notion, Linear, Obsidian, Slack, X, LinkedIn, Gmail, Google Drive and Calendar, OneNote, and the meeting-notes tools Fathom, Fireflies, tl;dv, and Granola — extracts and structures what is in them into a single live context, and then serves that context to every AI tool you use over MCP. On the consumption side it lists Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok, OpenCode, VS Code, and OpenClaw. The pitch against the alternatives is specific: built-in assistant memory only works inside the tool that created it and cannot reach your other assistants, and a hand-written context markdown file is frozen the moment you save it, whereas Unabyss stays connected to live sources. Setup runs through Claude's official connector directory — add it, send one message, and it walks you through onboarding in-chat. The vendor cites over 700,000 synced items across its user base.

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