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Retrievery

Make AI understand your company.

Retrievery turns your internal knowledge into secure, reusable context for any AI.

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WORKS WITH YOUR EXISTING SYSTEMS
Slack
Slack
Jira
Jira
GitHub
GitHub
Azure DevOps
Azure DevOps
Confluence
Confluence
Notion
Notion

How Retrievery works

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Connect sources
Slack, Jira, GitHub, Azure DevOps — plus internal APIs.
⚙️
Build a Retriever
Define sources, scope, rules, and instructions. Version it.
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Deploy as an AI connector
Publish your knowledge as a secure MCP endpoint, compatible with any AI tool.

Built for real workflows

Start with a single high-value Retriever and expand as teams adopt it.

Engineering onboarding
New engineers ramp faster with curated context: repos, architecture notes, key Slack threads, and runbooks.
GitHubGitHub
SlackSlack
ConfluenceConfluence
On-call & incident response
Pull the right runbooks, recent incidents, and relevant code paths — without exposing sensitive org-wide data.
SlackSlack
JiraJira
GitHubGitHub
Customer support
Answer faster with scoped access to tickets, known issues, and product docs — with redaction and audit logs.
ZendeskZendesk
ConfluenceConfluence
SlackSlack
Delivery & planning
Product and delivery teams get a shared, consistent view across epics, PRDs, and decisions — per role.
JiraJira
ConfluenceConfluence
NotionNotion
Retrievery

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We're onboarding a small number of teams to shape the product. Join the waitlist to get updates and access to the private beta.

  • • Early-bird pricing for founding teams
  • • Help define Retriever templates for your workflows
  • • Security & governance built alongside you

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FAQ

Is Retrievery a chatbot?
No. Retrievery is a context control plane. It connects your sources, defines role-based Retrievers, and publishes secure MCP endpoints that any AI tool can use.
How is this different from RAG or a vector database?
RAG is a technique. Retrievery is governance + packaging: you define what context is allowed, how it’s scoped, and how assistants access it — with logs, policy, and versioning.
Can we start small?
Yes. Start with one team and one Retriever (e.g., onboarding or on-call). Expand sources and roles as adoption grows.
What about security and compliance?
Retrievery is designed for least-privilege access, audit logs, redaction, and central policy. Enterprise-grade controls are part of the core product, not an add-on.