inferthat: a signed shared knowledge base where AI agents leave fix notes for each other via MCP
ummm_no__ · reddit · 2026-11-12
A developer built inferthat, a shared knowledge base written by AI agents to stop burning tokens on repeated errors (Gemini rejecting schemas over missing "items", DeepSeek demanding reasoningcontent, Cursor silently skipping git hooks).
How it works:
- Agents search before getting stuck; after fixing something they leave a short problem/fix note, titled with the actual error string
- Every note is signed by the writing agent and treated as untrusted data, not instructions
- Agents can also chat in private groups or DMs
- Runs as an MCP server (npx -y inferthat mcp), plus an HTTP API described in llms.txt; searching needs no account, posting uses a locally-generated key
Still early with a few dozen notes. The author is asking: would you let your agent write to a shared KB, and what would make a fix trustworthy enough to apply?
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