Serebro ingests every tool your company runs, assembles the knowledge into a connected graph, and re-ranks what matters when it matters.
A senior engineer leaves. Three years of context leaves with them.
Your team made that decision. Six months ago. Nobody remembers where it lives.
Thirty tools. Forty integrations. No one sees the whole picture.
Serebro is knowledge infrastructure. It connects to Slack, Notion, Jira, GitHub, Salesforce, email, and meeting transcripts through APIs and MCP servers. It assembles what it finds into a living graph of how the company actually works. Then it re-ranks that graph for context, every time you ask.
The brain feeds itself from the tools you already run.
Processes, decisions, people, and projects — linked by reference.
Re-ranks the graph for your context, then acts through the same integrations that feed it.
Six months to ramp. The real knowledge isn’t written anywhere.
Serebro answers questions with the same context a five-year veteran would have — sourced from Slack threads, design docs, and meeting transcripts nobody indexed.
When a senior person leaves, their knowledge walks out with them.
The graph keeps the decision trails, project history, and reasoning behind them — before anyone walks out the door.
We’ve made that decision before. Nobody can find where.
Ask Serebro and it traces the decision across email, Slack, the docs that informed it, and the ticket it became.
Authorize Serebro against the tools you already use. Scoped credentials, read-only by default, no copies stored you can’t delete.
Serebro extracts entities and links from every source, then assembles them into a graph of how the company relates to itself.
Ask in natural language. Serebro re-ranks the graph for your context and cites every answer back to source.
Engineer onboarding dropped from five months to six weeks. Serebro is the only place new hires can find the why behind every decision.
We recovered a decision trail across three teams and four tools in under a minute. That call alone saved us a quarter of rework.
Serebro keeps what it knows current, connected, and one query away.