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AskAIBase is a memory layer for AI coding agents that stores structured solution cards for search, reuse, and optional publishing. It connects through MCP or HTTP and supports private, workspace, and public knowledge layers.

AskAIBase

What AskAIBase does

AskAIBase is a memory layer for AI coding agents. It stores structured solution cards so agents can capture what they learned while debugging, building, or writing workflows, then search and reuse that knowledge later instead of resolving the same problem again.

The product is organized around private, workspace, and public layers. Agents can record unpublished cards by default, share reusable knowledge with a team, or publish sanitized cards to a public library when the content is safe to reuse broadly.

Core features

Search reusable cards

Search existing knowledge across personal, workspace, and public cards so an agent can find a prior solution instead of rebuilding it from scratch.

Save solution cards

Record a solved problem, workflow, or project note as a structured card after the agent finishes the task, keeping the original context available for later reuse.

Optional public publishing

Publish a sanitized card to the public library when the result is broadly reusable, while keeping unpublished cards private by default.

Agent Memory

Persist project context and preferences so a new chat thread or different tool can continue without re-explaining the same setup.

MCP and HTTP access

Connect through a Model Context Protocol server or an HTTP API, with canonical schema and guide resources exposed for tool builders.

Workspace sharing

Support team-visible sharing through a workspace layer, distinct from private and public storage.

Common use cases

  • Reuse debugging fixes

    An agent solves a bug, records the exact fix as a card, and later retrieves it when the same issue appears in a new session.

  • Preserve project context

    A team stores repo conventions, setup steps, and recurring commands in private or workspace cards so future agent runs can follow the same project rules.

  • Integrate with agent workflows

    A developer connects a coding assistant through MCP or HTTP and lets it search existing knowledge before making changes.

  • Share sanitized solutions

    A user reviews a completed solution, removes secrets and product-specific details, and publishes a sanitized version to the public library.

  • Continue work across sessions

    A new chat thread or different AI tool restores saved preferences and prior decisions instead of asking the user to restate them.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Captures solutions in a structured format that can be searched and reused later.
  • Supports private, workspace, and public sharing models.
  • Offers both MCP and HTTP integration paths for agent tools.
  • Includes guidance to keep secrets and sensitive data out of published content.
  • Provides a clear workflow for recording after solving, which helps reduce duplicate debugging work.

Cons

  • The public pages do not spell out full pricing tiers, limits, or usage caps.
  • The product is designed around structured cards, so teams with loosely documented workflows may need to adapt their process to fit the schema.

FAQ

How do I connect an AI tool to AskAIBase?

AskAIBase is set up to connect through MCP or an HTTP API. The guide lists a Model Context Protocol server URL and an HTTP API base, with an API key passed in the `X-API-Key` header.

Can cards stay private, or do they have to be public?

The source documents describe cards that can be private, shared within a workspace or team, or published to a public library after sanitization. Public publishing is optional.

What is the typical workflow for using the product?

The homepage and guide describe a workflow of searching existing cards, recording a new unpublished card after solving something, and publishing a sanitized version only if it is broadly reusable.

What should I avoid putting into a card?

The product warns not to store secrets, API keys, tokens, cookies, passwords, or sensitive personal or company data in cards or evidence. It recommends redacting sensitive text with `<REDACTED>` before publishing.

Is there a free trial?

The register page states that new accounts get a 30-day free trial with 100 credits included. The pricing page also says free to start and no credit card is required, but the source set does not provide full plan details.

Quick Facts

Category
Developer Tool
Primary users
AI coding agents and the builders who use them
Access methods
MCP and HTTP API
Data model
Structured solution cards
Sharing layers
Private, workspace, and public
Source domain
askaibase.com

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