Handing an agent create, update and delete over a knowledge base is a real decision, and Aiqbee lets you make it per brain rather than per account — with a tool the agent can call to find out the answer before it tries. That is better than discovering the permission by failing. The type system is the other thing worth noticing: neurons are typed and types are editable, so the graph can be shaped for a domain instead of being a bag of documents.
Aiqbee's hosted endpoint over its own vocabulary: a brain is a knowledge base, a neuron is an item in it, and a relationship is a directional link between two. The server exposes all three as tools, including the writes.
- Brains: list, inspect, create from a template, update, delete
- Neurons: semantic and keyword search, fetch full content, paginated browsing, create, update, delete
- Neuron types — a schema layer you can add to and edit, with reassignment when a type is removed
- Relationships: read what points in and out of a neuron, then create, update or remove links
- An explicit check, aiqbee_edit_is_allowed, for whether editing over MCP is switched on for that brain
OAuth2 client credentials: exchange a client id and secret for a bearer token, then send it with the endpoint. Free trial for 7 days with one user and 5 brains; Standard is $15 per user per month with pooled brains and neurons.
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