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Behind it sits one query engine that reaches more than sixty apps and file types — Notion, GitHub, Airtable, Apple Notes, Todoist, Chrome history, plus your own spreadsheets and databases. Your assistant can combine two of them in a single answer, which neither app manages alone. Install it from Homebrew or a one-line download, then add a small plugin for each app you want reached, each with its own sign-in.
Data
Notes
Web/Research
Use This MCP server To
Search my Notion pages and my local files together Ask questions about a spreadsheet without opening it Pull my open GitHub issues into a short summary Combine information from two apps into one answer Look through my Apple Notes and Todoist tasks at once Turn a messy export into a straight answer
README
anyquery FAQ
Which apps can it reach?
More than sixty, including Notion, GitHub, Airtable, Apple Notes, Todoist, and Chrome, alongside local files and databases.
Do I need a key?
Not for the tool itself. Each app plugin asks for its own sign-in when you add it.
Which assistants work with it?
The project documents ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and TypingMind, and it works with anything supporting these tool connections.
Can I use this to search my own spreadsheets and exports?
Yes — files sitting on your computer are treated the same as connected apps.
Do I need to know SQL?
No. Your assistant writes the query; you describe what you want in ordinary words.
How hard is the setup?
You install a program first, through Homebrew, a package manager, or one download command, then add a plugin per app.