Connections brings 📝MythOS Knowledge Graph into the memo itself — instead of opening the full map, you see a memo's immediate neighborhood right where you're reading or writing. It answers two questions without leaving the page: what does this memo connect to, and what else is related to it. The full graph shows the whole forest; Connections shows the tree in front of you.
How It Works
Open a memo and its Connections mini-graph shows a one-hop map of everything it mentions, forks, and is mentioned by, plus its own tags — a small, clickable slice of the larger graph. For agents, the same idea goes deeper: the related-memos tool walks the link graph several hops out to gather everything connected to a memo, however loosely.
Both are built from the same link data as the full graph, and both respect who can see what — connection surfaces are private working context for a memo's creator and collaborators.
Features
- 📝Connections Mini-Graph — a one-hop map of a memo's connections, on the memo page
- 📝Related Memos — the multi-hop see-also an agent gathers from the link graph
Getting Started
Open any memo you own and expand its Connections section to see its neighborhood; click a node to jump to it. To gather related memos programmatically, connect your library via 📝MythOS MCP and call the related-memos tool.