Open Knowledge Format
Company knowledge becomes structured Markdown files: readable by people, editable by agents, versioned in Git.
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{
"mcpServers": {
"querypanel-context": {
"url": "https://mcp.querypanel.com/org_123"
}
}
}Engineering
How do we rotate API keys?
Support
What is the refund window?
Sales
When does SOC 2 expire?
Security
Who owns incident response?
Same reviewed source behind every answer.
Architecture decisions live in Slack threads, onboarding notes in Google Docs, runbooks in a repo nobody updates. Every agent inherits the gaps.
Connect the systems you already use. QueryPanel continuously extracts what matters, resolves duplicates, and writes structured Markdown your team can review.
The compiled output is files: readable in any editor, reviewable through pull requests, and portable out of QueryPanel at any time.
Background agents flag stale pages, merge duplicate notes, and open pull requests with proposed fixes. You approve every change; nothing rots quietly.
Expose the compiled knowledge once over MCP. Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, and your own agents all query the same reviewed source.
One maintained context layer behind every agent, instead of five retrieval pipelines drifting apart.
Why now
The models are capable. What they lack is a shared, current understanding of your business.
Context lives everywhere.
Knowledge changes every day.
Each agent rebuilds the same retrieval.
Teams need one trusted source of truth.
A context compiler
QueryPanel turns fragmented source material into an open, reviewable layer designed for both people and agents.
Company knowledge becomes structured Markdown files: readable by people, editable by agents, versioned in Git.
Connect the systems your team already uses. QueryPanel extracts, organizes, and refreshes knowledge as it changes.
Expose one trusted context layer to the agent tools your teams are already adopting.
Background agents do the upkeep that makes company knowledge dependable: merging duplicates, flagging stale pages, opening reviewable pull requests.
How it works
Connect the repositories, workspaces, documents, and systems where company knowledge already lives.
QueryPanel extracts useful knowledge, resolves overlap, and organizes it around how your company actually works.
The result is written into an open, filesystem-based knowledge format with history and reviewable changes.
Your agents consume reliable, current context through MCP instead of rebuilding retrieval for every tool.
A different philosophy
One shared understanding
Engineering, support, security, and sales all read from the same maintained source instead of rebuilding retrieval per tool.
Early access
We are inviting engineering leaders, AI platform teams, and technical founders who are already building agent workflows.
Discuss your current context architecture
Influence connectors and deployment priorities
Get invited to private product reviews
FAQ
A portable, filesystem-based way to represent company knowledge as structured Markdown plus metadata and links. People can inspect it, Git can version it, and agents can use or improve it without a proprietary reader.
RAG finds passages at query time. It does not reconcile duplicates, preserve a reviewable history, or keep shared context coherent across many agents. QueryPanel compiles and maintains the knowledge layer that retrieval systems consume.
The knowledge output stays open and file-based. We are working with early design partners to shape deployment and self-hosting requirements rather than promising one operating model too early.
No. Notion remains where people write and collaborate. QueryPanel connects to systems like Notion and compiles their useful knowledge into a consistent context layer for agents.
Glean optimizes enterprise search for people. QueryPanel compiles an open, filesystem-native knowledge layer that agents consume and maintain, with portability as a core requirement.
Yes. Delivery is built on MCP, so the same compiled knowledge reaches MCP-compatible clients such as Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Windsurf, Codex, and your own agents.