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Founders, CEOs and investors as searchable MCP servers built from their talks, essays and posts. Add one to Claude, Cursor or ChatGPT and every answer cites its source.

About The Brains

The Brains, at brains.ceo, turns founders, CEOs and investors into searchable MCP servers. Each brain is built from one person's talks, essays and posts, and every answer cites its source.

You add a brain to Claude, Cursor or ChatGPT as a custom MCP server or connector. The project's GitHub README gives each brain a URL in the form mcp.brains.ceo<slug>/mcp, plus one connector for all brains at mcp.brains.ceo. Sign-in is an email and a 6-digit code, and the README says it's free.

Roundtables put several people on one topic, such as pricing, sales or fundraising, in a single MCP, so one question gets cited answers from all of them.

On November 14, 2026, The Brains launched @brainsbot. Tag it under any X post and ask what someone like Warren Buffett, Steve Jobs or Paul Graham would think about it. The bot is powered by Grok and draws on 69 brains. Its bio says it's automated and unofficial, and replying "stop" opts you out.

The brains are unofficial and built from public content. They aren't affiliated with or endorsed by the people they describe. You can request a founder, CEO or investor, and the most-requested brains get built first. People featured can claim their brain to verify it, fix errors and add sources.

The code is open source on GitHub under the MIT license. The Brains is made by Vic (vic.ceo).

Pricing: The Brains is free. The project's README says signing in to a brain takes an email and a 6-digit code and costs nothing, and the code is MIT licensed on GitHub. @brainsbot is also free. Checked November 14, 2026 at https://brains.ceo and https://github.com/VicPitic/the-brains.

Pricing model: Free

Features

  • Founders, CEOs and investors, each a searchable MCP server
  • Built from their public talks, essays and posts
  • Every answer cites its source
  • Add a brain to Claude, Cursor or ChatGPT with one MCP URL
  • Roundtables put several people on one topic in a single MCP
  • @brainsbot answers under X posts when you tag it
  • Request a brain, or claim yours to verify it and fix errors
  • Free, with MIT-licensed code on GitHub

FAQs

Common questions about The Brains

What is The Brains?
A directory of founders, CEOs and investors where each person is a searchable MCP server built from their talks, essays and posts. Every answer cites its source.
Is The Brains free?
Yes. The project's README says sign-in is free, and the code is open source under the MIT license. Checked November 14, 2026.
How do I add a brain to Claude, Cursor or ChatGPT?
Add it as a custom MCP server or connector. The README gives each brain a URL in the form https://mcp.brains.ceo/<slug>/mcp, and you sign in with an email and a 6-digit code.
What is a roundtable?
A roundtable puts several people on one topic, such as pricing, sales or fundraising, in a single MCP. You ask one question and get cited answers from all of them.
What is @brainsbot?
A bot launched on November 14, 2026. Tag @brainsbot under any X post and ask what someone like Warren Buffett, Steve Jobs or Paul Graham would think about it. It's powered by Grok, draws on 69 brains and cites what the person actually said. Replying "stop" opts you out.
Are the brains official?
No. They are unofficial and built from public content. People featured can claim their brain to verify it, fix errors and add sources.
Can I request someone?
Yes. You can request a founder, CEO or investor, and the site says the most-requested brains get built first.

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