Connect your AI apps to the tools and records you already use

An AI app is far more useful when it can read and update the places your work lives. MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is the standard way to do that: an app connects to an outside tool, signs in, and gets a list of actions it may take.

These guides explain connections in plain words: what MCP is, how sign-in and permissions work, which apps support it, and what to check before you let an assistant change anything. They are written for people who want the result without becoming integration engineers.

fenbs is one of those connections. Add it once to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex or another supported app, and each one reads the same rules and Where we left off before it starts, then records what it did.