Sno Station
Sno Station is your agents' workstation: open-source software that turns the AI agents you already run into one squad on your own machine. Two heads are better than one, and they get better with every
Give your app or agent a brain: add your docs, pages or a whole site from Claude, get answers that cite their source, and plug it into your agent. 5 $ free every month.
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MaBrain for Claude Code, Claude Desktop and Cowork: give your app a brain with cited answers.
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Give your app a brain, from Claude Code. Add your docs, pages or a whole site; ask it and get answers
that cite their source; fix what it gets wrong; plug it into your own agent with a few lines of code.
Every GitHub account gets a brain and 5 $ of free credit a month. Asking is free.
Restart Claude Code, run /mcp, choose the mabrain server and sign in with GitHub. Then just ask
Claude, for example: "add https://example.com/docs/ to my brain" or "what does my brain say about
refunds?".Read the full README ↗Give your app a brain, from Claude Code. Add your docs, pages or a whole site; ask it and get answers that cite their source; fix what it gets wrong; plug it into your own agent with a few lines of code.
Every GitHub account gets a brain and 5 $ of free credit a month. Asking is free.
claude plugin marketplace add smtx/mabrain-plugin
claude plugin install mabrain@mabrain
Restart Claude Code, run /mcp, choose the mabrain server and sign in (Google, GitHub or your email). Then just ask
Claude, for example: "add https://example.com/docs/ to my brain" or "what does my brain say about
refunds?".
Claude Desktop and Cowork: Customize → Plugins → Add → Add marketplace → smtx/mabrain-plugin,
install MaBrain, and connect it in the plugin's Connectors tab.
| Skill | Use it to |
|---|---|
/mabrain:add-source | Add a file, a page, or a whole site (crawled on your machine, previewed before anything is sent) |
/mabrain:evaluate | Check which of your questions the brain answers |
/mabrain:gaps | See what it could not answer, and fill it in |
/mabrain:curate | Review and fix facts, one confirmed change at a time |
/mabrain:connect-agent | Wire the brain into your own app or agent (Python, TypeScript, MCP) |
Every answer comes with its source and a certainty from 0 to 1. When the brain does not know, it says so instead of guessing, and remembers the question so you can fill the gap.
The first time you upload a file or crawl a site, Claude runs the bundled crawler's login: your
browser opens, you sign in (Google, GitHub or your email), and that machine stays signed in. No key to copy. The crawler
(python3, no dependencies) sends the pages' literal HTML; nothing goes through a model on the way.
If Claude Code runs sandboxed, allow the site's domain and api.mabra.in.
Your app uses a read key (mb_ro_…) and the API at https://api.mabra.in; /mabrain:connect-agent
creates it for you and writes it into your project's .env without showing it. By default your agent
asks without spending credit (mode: "search"). The full contract for
models is at api.mabra.in/llms.txt, and ready-to-paste tool
definitions at api.mabra.in/v1/tools. /mabrain:connect-agent writes
the integration for you.
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