Munimen
European knowledge layer for teams and AI agents: captures company knowledge, keeps it current, serves it via app, MCP and API.
The founders
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The company
Munimen is building a European knowledge layer that turns a company's scattered information — decisions in Slack, client context in Notion, procedures in Drive — into a shared memory that both teams and their AI agents can query. It connects data about the same clients, projects and topics, learns internal vocabulary, and serves the right context via app, MCP or API.
Every company is wiring up AI agents, but those agents are only as useful as the context they can reach — and most company knowledge is scattered, stale and siloed. With MCP emerging as a standard way to feed tools and models, there's a clear slot for a layer that keeps that knowledge current and serves it on demand.
The pitch starts from a familiar pain: teams don't lack knowledge, they lack a shared memory, and a few months after a decision nobody knows what's still true. Munimen is founded by Kilian Bodet--Canac and set up to tackle that decay head-on.
This is early days — a founder-led effort by Kilian Bodet--Canac building for a problem most knowledge workers recognise instantly. The deliberate European hosting choice suggests a team reading the market for data residency and sovereignty as a feature, not an afterthought.
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