Every notebook is a knowledge graph.
GNKG turns Gemini Notebook into a remotely operable mini knowledge graph — push 450k-word bins, generate Studio artifacts and give Claude or OmniLad full access, all from your own signed-in browser.
Three pieces, one bridge.
Gemini Notebook is the best grounded-reasoning surface a small company can rent. Its weakness is the mail slot: fifty sources, half a million words each, no folders, no API, and a re-sync button only a human can press. GNKG removes the mail slot without a server.
Session-native control
Speaks Gemini Notebook's own internal RPC from your signed-in profile. Notebooks, sources, Studio artifacts, chat — thirty commands, one dispatcher, DOM fallback when shapes drift.
Open → Web consolePlan, push, generate
The same console that ships in the side panel: pack a folder into bins, push them as sources, build the graph, generate audio, slides, reports and more. Runs live or in a simulator.
Open → MCP bridgeFull access for agents
Twenty-one MCP tools for Claude Code and Cowork, plus a REST twin for OmniLad/WCRS. Local only. The extension connects out; nothing listens on the internet.
Open →Pick your depth.
Console
Plan bins, push sources, build the graph and generate Studio artifacts from the browser — live with the extension, simulator without.
Open → 07Install
Load the extension, open the console, run the one-line installer for your agents.
Open → 08For agents
MCP over stdio or HTTP, REST with OpenAPI, a self-installing harness and an agent card — your agents get the same access you do.
Read →“The bridge was never the server. The bridge was the session.”