What is LensHub
The one-page version.
AI agents are good at writing code and answering questions. They are bad at knowing how your company works — which database is the real one, why that service has two login paths, what was decided in a thread six months ago.
LensHub fixes that. It connects to your existing systems, indexes what it finds, and answers questions from any AI agent through one connection.
What you connect
Code repositories, wikis, issue trackers, chat, support tickets, file storage, CRM. Nineteen connector types, plus an HTTP endpoint for anything without a built-in connector.
What asks the questions
Any agent that speaks MCP — Claude Code, Cursor, and whatever your team uses next year. LensHub is not an agent and does not replace one. It is the layer your agent asks.
Where it runs
On your own servers, or on a managed instance we operate. Either way, your content stays in one database you control, and you can run it with no external network calls at all.
What it is not
- Not a chatbot. It answers agents, not people directly — though there is a chat interface for quick lookups.
- Not a wiki. It indexes what your systems already contain rather than asking anyone to write documentation.
- Not an agent. It has no opinions and takes no actions on its own.
Next: Self-hosted or managed to pick a path, or jump straight to the self-hosted quickstart.