Templates give every new memo in 📝MythOS Editor Templates a starting shape — content skeleton, header visibility, notes, tags, and AI agent instructions applied the moment you create a memo. They exist so a memo never starts from a truly blank page, and so an AI collaborator knows the shape of what it's building before the first word. They're for anyone who writes the same kind of memo repeatedly, and for the agents that write on their behalf.
Key Capabilities
- Memo templates — full structures for standard memos: content, notes, tags, header visibility, and SEO fields
- Daily templates — journal-specific structures for daily memos with Tasks and Timeline sections
- Snippets — reusable content blocks insertable via slash command, excluded from AI template matching
- System defaults — two templates auto-created on signup (Default Memo, Default Daily Memo); editable but not deletable
- AI agent instructions —
agentNotesand{placeholder}syntax guide AI collaborators on how to use a template - 📝Shared Templates — share any template publicly with a one-toggle link and one-click clone
Getting Started
Manage templates at Settings → Templates — create one, set it as default for its type, or browse suggested templates from the sidebar. Insert one mid-write with the /template slash command.
FAQ
- What can a template control? Content structure, header visibility, notes, tags, and SEO fields — everything a new memo starts with.
- How do AI agents use templates?
{curly brace}placeholders mark where an agent should insert real content, andagentNotestells it when and how to apply the template. - Can I delete the two default templates? No — they're editable but not deletable, since every new memo needs a fallback shape.
- Are snippets the same as templates? No — snippets are smaller, reusable content blocks inserted via slash command, and they're excluded from AI template matching.
Related
- 📝Shared Templates — public sharing, share pages, and one-click clone
- 📝Slash Commands — insert a template via
/template