Limma is an MCP server for your company's data. It reads your documents and data, builds a structured map of every detail in them, and gives your agent the complete answer with proof, instead of splitting documents into fragments and fetching them by similarity.
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Point Limma at the documents and data your organisation already has and it builds a structured map of every detail in them.
Your agent asks for what it needs and gets back the complete answer, with the proof behind it.
Limma's own page lays out why chunking and retrieval were built for reading rather than for answering completely, which is the gap it targets.
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