Natural language prompt patterns for working with your 📝MythOS knowledge library through any 📝MCP-connected AI client.

You don't need to know tool names or parameters. Tell your AI what you want in plain language — MythOS MCP handles the routing. These prompts work identically across 📝Claude Code, Claude.ai, 📝Cursor, Claude Desktop, and Windsurf.

Creating Content

"Write a reference memo on [topic]"
"Create a technical documentation memo for the [API/tool name]"
"Draft a solution brief about [value proposition]"
"Add a daily entry: met with [person] about [topic]"
"Create a task: [task description] due [date]"

Updating Content

"Update my memo on [topic] with [new information]"
"Add a section to [memo title] about [subtopic]"
"Update the technical documentation for [tool] in the company library"
"Rename my memo from [old title] to [new title]"

Finding Information

"Search my library for memos about [topic]"
"What does my library say about [question]?"
"Show me all memos tagged [tag]"
"What memos link to [memo title]?"
"What changed in my library this week?"

📝Daily Memo Workflow

"What's on my daily memo for today?"
"Add a task to today's daily: [task]"
"Log to my timeline: [what happened]"
"Show me my incomplete tasks"

Library Management

"List all my tags and how often I use them"
"Find connections between [memo A] and [memo B]"
"What communities are available?"
"Enrich my memo on [topic] with tags and connections"

Templates

"Create a memo using the [template name] template"
"List my available templates"
"What templates do I have for [type]?"

These are starting patterns — your AI adapts to natural phrasing. "What do I know about X?" works as well as "Search my library for memos about X." The MCP layer translates intent into the right tool calls.

What's Next?

📝MythOS MCP — full reference for all MCP capabilities
📝MythOS Session Memory Protocol — structured daily memo workflow for persistent memory
📝MythOS Content Topology — how to structure memos for better AI retrieval