PERSYST

AIs change. Your context stays.

Connect GitHub, your databases and your tools once. Your team queries them from ChatGPT, Claude or Cursor, with each member’s own access. Nobody gets a credential.

Works withChatGPTClaudeCursorGrokand your usual AI

Your sources

Code

GitHub - GitLab

Data

PostgreSQL - ClickHouse

Tools

Asana - Drive - Search Console

PERSYST

Set up once. Used by the whole team, in every AI.

Shared memory

Access by member and tool

Usage tracking

Your AI

ChatGPT
Claude
Cursor
Grok

Any MCP-compatible AI

Your sources go through Persyst before reaching your AI.

What your team gains, whatever its assistant.

How does account deletion work?

2 files found

  • account-deletion.service.ts
  • grace-period.job.ts

The code understood without cloning it

A newcomer understands a feature by asking the repository from their assistant. No dev environment, no direct GitHub access.

Decision

Account deletion keeps a 30-day grace period.

Business rule

A test account is never an active user.

Decisions don’t leave with people

Decisions, business rules, ways of working. Saved once, found by the whole team from its assistant.

CCamille - Product

  • GitHubRead a fileAllowed
  • GitHubOpen a PRDenied
  • ClickHouseSQL queryNeeds approval
  • PersystRecall memoryAllowed
  • PersystSave a decisionAllowed

Nobody gets a password

An admin connects each source with their own credentials and picks, for each member, the allowed connectors and tools. Persyst enforces the rule, whatever the assistant.

  • AAlex - File readGitHub09:41
  • CCamille - Memory recallPersyst09:38
  • LLou - SQL queryClickHouse09:12

You know who read what

Every tool call is logged: who, which action, which source, when. An answer ready when someone asks who accessed what.

ENHANCED CONNECTORS

Further than the official connectors.

GitHub, Asana, Drive or Notion ship their own MCP. On those tools, Persyst adds a layer they don’t offer.

GitHub - GitLab

The code, not just the PRs.

The whole repository is synced: search, file reading, history. A product manager asks how a feature works from ChatGPT, with no IDE and nothing to install.

Asana

Your tickets, searchable by meaning.

Every task is synced and indexed. A plain-language question finds the related tickets, even without the right keywords.

Google Drive - Notion

Your documents, understood, not listed.

Documents are indexed: you find them by asking a question, not by browsing a list of pages or files.

Your tools stay where they are.

An admin connects the access once, with their own credentials. The team reaches it from its AI, without ever handling credentials.

The whole catalog

  • GitHub
  • GitLab
  • PostgreSQL
  • ClickHouse
  • Asana
  • Google Drive
  • Search Console
  • Batch
  • Notion
  • Sentry
  • Stripe
  • RevenueCat
  • Supabase
  • Agorapulse
  • Any cloud MCP server

Ready in three steps.

  1. 01

    Create a project

    Sources, members and memory in one place.

  2. 02

    Connect your sources

    An admin links repositories, databases and tools, then sets each member’s access.

  3. 03

    Connect your AI

    Authorize Persyst in ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or your usual AI. That’s it.

TO PASS ON TO YOUR LEADERSHIP

Why a CTO rolls it out.

Without a shared layer, everyone pastes their own keys into their AI and nobody knows who reads what. Three one-sentence arguments to get the green light, without explaining MCP.

One access point to govern

Sources are connected once, in Persyst. Switching assistant, adding or removing a member happens in one place. Someone leaves? Their access drops in every assistant, without touching the tools.

No credentials in the assistants

GitHub, ClickHouse or Postgres keys stay with the admin. Members use the sources from their AI without ever seeing them.

A trace for every call

Who read which file, ran which query, at what time. The question “what does the AI do with our data?” has an answer.

Common questions

Where does my team ask its questions?

In its usual assistant, connected to Persyst through MCP. The Persyst app is where you manage projects, sources, access and memory.

What is MCP?

An open standard that lets ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor or Grok connect to external tools. Persyst plugs in like any MCP server: nothing to install on workstations.

Do we need to pay for another model?

No. Everyone uses their own assistant subscription. Access to MCP servers depends on that assistant’s terms.

Do we have to give ClickHouse access to the whole team?

No. An admin sets up the connection once in Persyst, with their own credentials. Authorized members use it from their AI, read-only, without ever handling credentials.

Do we have to move our tools or data?

No. Your tools stay in place. Persyst keeps the synced code, the memory and the permissions, then sends the authorized assistant the excerpts it asks for.

Where is the data hosted?

Persyst’s infrastructure is hosted in France, at Clever Cloud. The excerpts an authorized assistant asks for are sent to it, under that assistant’s terms.

Does the memory read our conversations?

No. It is filled explicitly, from Persyst or from the assistant. Your private conversations are never imported.

How much does it cost?

Pricing depends on team size. Book a demo and we’ll come back with a quote.

Your team moves forward. Its context comes along.

Create a project, connect a source, find it in your assistant.

No extra AI subscription. Your tools stay where they are. Your conversations stay private.