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Tiro’s value doesn’t stop at the record. Connect your accumulated notes and wiki so AI can use them, and you get an AI that knows your team’s context. There are four ways in, depending on how far you want to take it.

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1. Ask Tiro: nothing to set up

This is the AI chat built right into Tiro. Ask about a single note, or query every note in your workspace with something like “summarize the last 2 weeks of meetings.” Each answer carries source numbers that jump you to the notes it drew from. Nothing to configure, so start now. → How to use Ask Tiro

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2. Wiki: build the knowledge base AI reads

As notes pile up, the wiki automatically pulls out people, topics, and decisions to build a knowledge graph of your workspace. With a wiki in place, answers from Ask Tiro and outside AI come back faster and more on point. Turn it on from the Pro plan and up. → About the wiki

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3. MCP: connect AI agents like Claude

Connect Tiro MCP to an AI agent that supports MCP (Model Context Protocol), such as Claude Desktop or Claude Code, and the agent searches and reads your notes and wiki directly as it works. You can ask Claude straight away: “Where did this week’s meetings touch on the payment system?” → See the MCP guide in the developer docs for how to connect.

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4. API and CLI: wire it into automated workflows

A REST API gives you note lookups and search, webhooks, and wiki data. From a terminal or CI environment, the Tiro CLI lets you work with notes. Available on every plan at no extra charge. → About the API, MCP, and CLI · Developer docs

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Is my data safe?

Whichever way you connect, you can only touch notes you already have access to, and the note permission model applies as-is. Customer data is never used to train AI models. For the details, see Privacy and security.
Related pages: Ask Tiro · Wiki · About the API, MCP, and CLI