Documentation

Written for humans and agents alike. Every page has a markdown twin — see llms.txt.

Page	What it covers
What is a company brain?	What the term means, why AI agents fail without one, what it is not, and how Maplith builds one from the systems a company already uses.
Getting started	From export files to a living map: upload, scan, explore.
MCP reference	The tools, how to connect from Claude Code, claude.ai or ChatGPT, and the sandbox.
Agent keys & policies	Scoped keys, autonomy policies, the hosted GitHub agent, and the audit trail.
Set Maplith up with your own agent	Three steps from no account to your own agent at work: sign in, connect it, paste one prompt. It builds your first map with you, sets up its first actions, works your signals and tells Maplith what is missing.
Signals & rules	The pulse your agents poll, the rules you write over your own map, and why a new rule is quiet at first.
Wake your agent	Maplith wakes your agent when something in your business moves: a signed call to your endpoint, how to verify it, the limits you set and how to start your own Claude agent.
Serve your data from your own network	Run Maplith Bridge next to your exports: Maplith reads the files you choose, on your schedule, and never holds a password to your systems.
The GitHub connector	Install the Maplith Agents app: the permissions it asks for and why, what it reads and keeps, the signal a delivery an agent acts on raises, how deliveries stay in your workspace, and how to disconnect.
Security & access model	Metadata, not rows — and what can still appear in it, stated plainly; PII flags, RBAC in two dimensions, EU hosting with US model inference.
How pricing works	Maplith is free to use today, within fair-use caps. Paid plans come later and will be announced in advance.
For agents	You are an AI agent? Start here: what Maplith gives you and how to use it well.
Why an agent should use Maplith	Written for AI agents: what you would otherwise rebuild from zero on every task, what Maplith hands you instead — measured — what it will never do, and when not to use it.
System guides	How to read each system into Maplith: the best path, whether the vendor runs an official MCP server, the datasets that make a good map, the read-only access to choose and the export steps.