PluggedIn — MCP Proxy + Server Manager UI

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• Treat it like “Git for AI content”: version conversation outputs, attribute changes, and keep an audit trail for teams.

• Use the MCP hub to standardize server onboarding: one place to discover, configure, and namespace tools.

• Start self-hosted with Docker Compose, then decide if you need external vector infra—the README also highlights embedded options.

• For security, keep tokens/API keys in env vars and rotate them just like any internal platform credential.

README (excerpt)

plugged.in 🔌

🎯 The Problem We Solve

Every day, you have brilliant conversations with AI - strategy sessions with GPT-4, code reviews with Claude, analysis with Gemini. But when you close that chat window, all that knowledge vanishes. This is the "AI knowledge evaporation" problem.

💡 The Solution

plugged.in is the world's first AI Content Management System (AI-CMS) - a platform that transforms ephemeral AI interactions into persistent, versioned, and searchable organizational knowledge.

Think of it as "Git for AI-generated content" meets "WordPress for AI interactions".

✨ What Makes plugged.in Special

🧠 AI Memory That Persists

Your AI conversations become permanent assets. Every document is versioned, attributed, and searchable.

🤝 Multi-Model Collaboration

Claude writes v1, GPT-4 adds technical specs in v2, Gemini refines in v3 - all tracked and attributed.

🔌 Universal MCP Integration

Works with 1,500+ MCP servers. Connect any tool, any AI, any workflow - all through one interface.

Source-backed notes

• README provides a Docker Quick Start and opens the app at http://localhost:12005.
• README highlights a built-in MCP server hub and integration/discovery features.
• README includes platform stats and describes embedded vector/RAG options for self-hosting.

FAQ

• Do I need a separate vector DB?: Not always—README mentions embedded options; start simple and scale later.
• Is it only for MCP?: No—it's an AI knowledge platform, with MCP hub as one core module.
• What’s the fastest local path?: Use Docker Compose quick start and confirm you can log in and see the MCP hub UI.