Open-source MCP knowledge mesh. Self-host your knowledge bases, expose them to AI agents via MCP, and federate with peers — no SaaS in the middle.

Unlike Obsidian Publish or Quartz, trip2g is a live server: subscriptions, webhook agents, federation between hubs, and an MCP endpoint out of the box.

Try the public hub → · Self-host · Docs

A second brain isn't one person's vault — it's the shared knowledge of people who think about the same things.

Each person runs a hub with their own notes. Agents reach into it directly via MCP. Hubs peer with each other, so one question fans out across the network — your bases plus the ones your trusted peers share with you.

   human A           human B           human C
      │                 │                 │
      ▼                 ▼                 ▼
   agent A           agent B           agent C
      │                 │                 │
      ▼                 ▼                 ▼
  ┌────────┐  MCP  ┌────────┐  MCP  ┌────────┐
  │ hub A  │ ◄───► │ hub B  │ ◄───► │ hub C  │
  └────────┘       └────────┘       └────────┘
       ▲                 ▲                 ▲
       └─── humans browse · agents query ──┘

Same hub serves the human (a website with subscriptions, RSS, Telegram) and the agent (MCP). Data lives where you put it. trip2g is a protocol, not a vendor.

Add the public knowledge hub to your MCP client:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "trip2g": {
      "url": "https://trip2g.com/_system/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Ask your agent anything. It searches all connected bases and returns answers with sources.

Want your own? Free cloud instance — no terminal needed.

Markdown → website

• Wikilinks ([[note]]), backlinks, outlinks — global resolution, just like Obsidian
• Composable page layouts via frontmatter: sidebars, magazine grid, TOC, custom note embeds
• Hybrid search: bleve full-text + OpenAI embeddings, merged via reciprocal rank fusion
• Custom domains, multi-language with hreflang, RSS output, sitemap

MCP server — built into every hub:

Access is scoped to the caller's subscription. Custom tools can be defined in note frontmatter (mcp_method:).

Webhook agents

• Change webhooks — POST to an external agent on note create/update/remove. Agent writes notes back via API. Glob filtering, HMAC auth, depth tracking prevents recursion.
• Cron webhooks — run an agent on a schedule (0 9 * * *). Sync or async. Optional instruction context.

Monetization

• Subgraph paywalls — group notes into paid products, free notes stay public
• Crypto payments (NowPayments), Patreon and Boosty integration

Obsidian plugin — one-click sync, hash-based diff, only changed files are uploaded.

graph LR
    O[Obsidian vault] --> H[your hub]
    T[Telegram]       --> H
    H <-->|MCP federation| H2[peer hub]
    H2 --> B[their bases]
    H -->|/_system/mcp| A[agent]
    H2 -->|/_system/mcp| A

Peer hubs with trusted people or orgs. Each hub controls access per base. One agent question reaches the union of all connected knowledge.

Two paths — pick one per knowledge base.

A. Default template (no code, frontmatter-only). Built-in trip2g layout. Compose pages from widgets and content blocks via frontmatter:

---
header: "[[Navigation]]"
left_sidebar: [TOC, inlinks]
content: [selfcontent, magazine]
magazine_include_files: "blog/**/*.md"
footer: "[[Footer]]"
---

Rendered through quicktemplate. Notes can also render as HTML, JSON, RSS via content_type frontmatter.

B. Custom Jet templates (full control). Drop your own .html files into a layouts folder and switch via layout: path/to/template. Templates have access to the markdown AST — iterate sections, render specific parts, customize layout down to HTML. Built on the Jet template engine.

docker compose up

Full guide → · MIT · SQLite, no external dependencies required.

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