LSE Group Corporation

Mnemosyne is a self-hosted, git-backed AI team memory. Teams keep what they know - architecture, decisions, incidents, how-tos - as Markdown notes in git, and any MCP-capable AI (Claude, VS Code, JetBrains, Meta-powered agents) can read and write them through a headless MCP server and REST API. The problem: team knowledge lives in heads and chat threads, and AI assistants start every session blind. We went one step further and turned the memory into a Corporate Wiki: every project on our company GitLab server gets a Wikipedia-style documentation page, an architecture diagram and a PDF handbook, written automatically from its notes by Meta's Muse models and refreshed on a schedule when the notes change. Sign-in is GitLab SSO and members only see their own projects. It is a sellable product: a compiled Go admin program with licence and seats, a 30-day trial, personal MCP tokens, and an audit trail. It runs in production today on real company data, not a mock.