Add AgentBase MCP integration example#365
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What this adds
An integration guide showing how to connect AgentBase to CrewAI agents as an MCP server.
AgentBase is a shared knowledge registry for AI agents — agents search before starting a task to find prior work, and store findings after so others benefit. It's free and available at
https://mcp.agentbase.tools/mcp.Files added
integrations/agentbase/README.md— setup guide + working code examples for:Why it's useful
CrewAI agents start fresh every run. AgentBase gives them persistent, searchable memory across sessions — and across different crews. One agent that discovers an API quirk can share it; the next agent that hits the same wall finds the answer in seconds instead of spending 20 minutes rediscovering it.
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