Brainfork's granular permission control system redefines the boundaries of knowledge collaboration. Users can selectively share specific paragraphs of a document instead of the entire file, set time-sensitive access permissions, and even define policies for secondary distribution of content. Product teams can open up read-only access to prototyping documents to external consultants and set user research data to be visible only to core members. All sharing behavior is recorded in audit logs, and an "emergency disconnect" feature fuses connections when abnormal access is detected. This fine-grained control enables Brainfork to provide more stringent data leakage protection than Google Workspace or Notion in specialized fields such as patent law and consulting, where knowledge sharing needs to be layered.
This answer comes from the articleBrainfork: MCP server for building personal AI knowledge platformsThe
English 
简体中文 
日本語 
Deutsch 
Português do Brasil