Turn a knowledge graph into something an AI agent can query.
Select an Obsidian vault folder. Parsing happens entirely in your browser, so you can preview the graph without anything leaving your computer — nothing is saved until you choose to save it below.
A “vault” is just a folder of your notes, linked together like a personal wiki — tools like Obsidian make them easy to write. Upload one and Shreg turns it into a graph: the ideas inside, and how they connect.
An AI reads through the graph and writes a short description of what it's useful for, plus example questions it answers well — so anyone (including you) knows what to expect before relying on it.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is a standard that lets AI assistants like Claude connect directly to outside data. Every graph gets its own MCP address — paste it into your agent's settings and it can search your notes while it answers you.