Getting Started
Get started with Bindly. Create an account, save your first Binding, and connect your AI via MCP in minutes.
1. Create an Account
Visit bind.ly and sign up with email or Google.
When you register, Bindly automatically creates a personal Space for you — a private workspace where only you (and your LLM) can access.
2. Create Your First Binding
A Binding is a knowledge container. Think of it as a document that keeps its entire history.
Via Web
Via MCP (from Claude or other LLM)
Tell your LLM: "Save this to Bindly" — it will use mcp_create_binding to store the knowledge.
3. Connect Your LLM
See the MCP Connection Guide for setup instructions.
Once connected, your LLM can:
- Search your knowledge: "Find what I saved about Kubernetes"
- Save new knowledge: "Save this conversation to Bindly"
- Update existing content: "Update my notes on deployment"
4. Organize with Sets
Sets are curated collections of specific Binding Versions — like playlists for knowledge.
Use them to group related knowledge for specific contexts or projects.
5. Explore Official Spaces
Check out the official Bindly Spaces for examples and community content:
- @bindly — Official documentation, guides, and concept explainers
- @bindly-feedback — Community feedback, feature requests, and bug reports
Key Concepts
| Concept | Description |
|---|---|
| Binding | A knowledge container (article, note, conversation extract) |
| Version | An immutable snapshot. Updates create new Versions, preserving history |
| Space | A workspace that owns Bindings. Types: personal, team, official |
| Set | A curated collection of specific Versions |
| Label | Tags for organizing Bindings |