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getting started

Two minutes from zero to your first context map. You'll create an account, connect your AI tools, and save your first project. (Building software against the API instead? Skip to the API quickstart.)

1. sign up#

Visit innernet.live/signup. Email magic link is the default; we don't set tracking cookies.

2. connect your AI tools#

One command, in any terminal:

bash
npx innernet

It opens a browser to sign you in, then wires every AI tool it finds on this machine — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Windsurf, Gemini CLI, Claude Desktop, VS Code, Cline, Roo, Zed, OpenCode, Continue — to your memory. Run it inside a repo and that folder gets a memory of its own, with a shape netti designs from what the project actually is. Re-running is always safe; --dry-run shows what it would write first.

Prefer to wire one client by hand? Paste this URL into its MCP config:

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https://innernet.live/api/mcp

On first use the client opens a browser sign-in (OAuth 2.1) — you approve once and it holds a scoped token from then on. You never copy a key by hand. Per-client walkthroughs (Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, ChatGPT, Cline, Zed) are in Connect an AI. ChatGPT and Claude.ai connect from your connections page.

3. save your first context#

In any AI conversation, say:

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Save this conversation to a new innernet project called "my-first-project".

The AI calls innernet_save_context under the hood. The project appears immediately at innernet.live/dashboard.

4. load it next time#

Open a brand-new session — any client, any time:

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Load my-first-project from innernet.

The AI lists your projects, loads the map, and reads the project's capture protocol — instructions about what kinds of context to keep current going forward.

5. optional: bring what you already have#

Your AI tools have been remembering things in their own walled files. Bring them in:

bash
innernet import claude          # ~/.claude/projects — Claude Code's memory
innernet import chatgpt conversations.json
innernet import dir ./notes

The files are read on your machine; netti does the extracting server-side and asks about anything it can't resolve on its own.

6. optional: your first API call#

Mint a key in your dashboard under connections → api, then:

bash
curl https://innernet.live/api/v1/projects \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer innernet_..."

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