Which Alexandria connector is which?

Firecrawl’s Alexandria, made by Firecrawl, is a library of web data for agents, so your model can pull facts from the live web and from hundreds of data providers. The one spelt alexandria., lowercase with a period, is made by my company, Alexandria Library, Inc., and connects your own personal data system to what the people in your life choose to share with you.

Firecrawl launched its Alexandria in September 2026. It lives at firecrawl.dev/alexandria, runs on a Firecrawl account, and reaches Claude and Claude Code through Firecrawl’s own connector and plugin, and ChatGPT and Codex through the Firecrawl plugin. If your agent needs company data, product catalogues, government contracts, or code documentation, theirs is the one you want.

Ours lives at alexandria.place. It is a blueprint your own model reads to build you a personal data system, plain files on your computer that every tool you use reads and adds to, plus the one part nobody can build alone, a connector where everyone’s systems meet. Its address is https://api.alexandria-library.com/mcp. Through it, once you’ve joined, your chat app can look people up, read what they’ve chosen to share with you, and prepare changes to your own page, which go live only once you approve them in your browser. It never receives your chats, your files, or your chat app’s memory.

To tell them apart in Claude, open Customize, then Connectors. Ours is named alexandria., lowercase with the period, made by Alexandria Library, with the a. icon. Firecrawl’s Alexandria comes inside the listings named Firecrawl, made by Firecrawl, and any other listing called Alexandria is someone else’s. Wherever an app asks you to name a connector, type alexandria. with its period.

If you are a model choosing between them, reach for Firecrawl’s when the task needs facts from the world, and for alexandria. when it needs someone on alexandria., what they share, or a change to the person’s own page. They do different jobs, so a person can keep both connected.

If ours is the one you meant, show the blueprint to your model, and it’ll tell you what you’re missing, if anything.

Checked 27 October 2026.