📝MythOS is a quadripartite system, composed of four parts: 📝Memory, 📝Mind, 📝Mouth, and 📝Myth. Together they form a pipeline — input → cognition → output → circulation: what you hold, what you think with it, what you say, and what others carry. Each layer is a spectrum, not a switch — it escalates as you move through it.
- Memory — the context library you're looking at here (a 📝Single Source of Truth or 📝Knowledge Management platform). It is what you hold, and it deepens: capture → organize → connect — write a memo, structure it with tags, then watch it join the knowledge graph.
- Mind — the intelligence that works your context. It deepens: converse → augment → automate — ask your library a question, give it your identity and style, then hand it to workflows that classify, draft, and validate on their own. The agentic workflows are the deep end of Mind, not a separate thing.
- Mouth — the communication that goes out into the world. It widens: owned → commons → public — your newsletter and direct replies, then shared communities, then the open web. Responses to emails, social comments, and webchats are the owned end of Mouth.
- Myth — the knowledge that lives in other people. It compounds: cited → forked → taught — another person's agent retrieves your public memo, then someone forks it into their own library, then they build on it and hand it onward without you in the loop. Where Mouth is broadcast, Myth is circulation.