Streamient

What is Streamient?

Streamient, formerly Kumbukum, is an open-source memory layer for teams that use AI tools. It stores notes, decisions, saved links, email threads, and Git content in one shared library. Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, and other MCP clients can read from and write to it, so every session starts with the right context.

Top Features:

• Shared memories: store preferences, decisions, and key facts that AI tools recall later.
• MCP server: connect Claude Desktop, Cursor, ChatGPT, Windsurf, and Zed through 44 tools.
• Knowledge graph: see how notes, memories, links, and emails connect, then fix records.

Use Cases:

• Client projects: keep each client's decisions and specs ready for every AI session.
• Coding context: give Cursor and Claude the same project notes and architecture decisions.
• Research capture: save web pages with notes from the browser extension while reading.

Who Can Use Streamient?

• AI-native teams: share one source of truth across several assistants and coding tools.
• Agencies and consultancies: separate knowledge by client project while keeping it searchable for staff.
• Developers: self-host the AGPL code or script memory through the CLI.

Pricing

• Free ($0): one project, unlimited users, all MCP tools, and default AI or BYOK.
• Unlimited ($49 per month): unlimited projects, Git and Obsidian sync, white-labeling, and an SLA guarantee.
• Self-hosted (free): run the open-source edition on your own servers with every feature.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Open source: the AGPL license lets teams inspect, audit, and host everything.
• No per-user fees: both plans include unlimited users, which suits teams that keep growing.
• Editable memory: people can read and correct exactly what AI tools retrieve.

Cons:

• MCP setup: connecting clients needs config files and tokens, which may confuse beginners.
• One free project: the free plan limits teams to a single project space.
• Young mobile apps: the iOS and Android apps are still in public beta.

FAQs:

1) Which AI tools can connect?

Claude Desktop, Cursor, ChatGPT, Windsurf, Zed, VS Code, and other MCP clients.

2) Is Streamient open source?

Yes, the code is AGPL-3.0 licensed and can be self-hosted with Docker.

3) Does the free plan expire?

No, the free account stays active with one project and unlimited users.

4) Is it only for developers?

No, teams get a visual workspace, and developers can also use the API.

5) What happened to Kumbukum?

It is the old name, and kumbukum.com now redirects to the new site.