All memos tagged #agentic-augmentation

getcontext is the context gate on the MythOS MCP server: the MCP tool that loads a user's augmentation memos — Soul, Style, Human, and Memory — into an agent session as the L0 Identity + L1 Personal...

The Augmentation Stack is a four-layer architecture — Memory → Mind → Mouth → Myth — for building human-AI augmentation systems that compound over time rather than resetting with each interaction....

Progressive disclosure is the practice of keeping an AI agent's baseline context minimal and loading instructions, tools, and knowledge only at the moment a task actually calls for them. The term...

Heard is an open-source macOS voice companion for AI coding agents that speaks an agent's output aloud so a developer can keep working without watching the terminal. Released in July 2026 under the...

MemPalace and Obsidian are two of the most common ways to give Claude persistent memory. They solve different halves of the problem and are, in practice, complementary rather than competing....

"What's the best memory system for Claude?" is one of the most-asked questions in AI-builder communities — and the three most common answers are MemPalace, Obsidian, and MythOS. Each solves a...

People using Obsidian as a memory system for Claude are building something MythOS was designed to be from day one. Here's what they're doing, why it works, and where MythOS is the better architecture...

On April 2, 2026, Andrej Karpathy posted a detailed architecture for "LLM Knowledge Bases" — personal knowledge systems built and maintained by LLMs, stored as markdown, compounding with use. He...

Looking for bidirectional sync across multiple files? This guide covers a one-way single-memo flow — MythOS → local for one CLAUDE.md. For bidirectional sync (push edits back to MythOS automatically)...

OpenClaw is an open-source personal AI assistant platform that runs as a local agent on a user's own hardware, executing tasks autonomously across messaging channels and the local system. Originally...

Claude Code Swarm Mode (officially called Agent Teams) is a multi-agent orchestration system built into Claude Code by Anthropic. Initially feature-flagged and hidden from users, the system was...

Human-AI augmentation is the practice of designing systems where a human and an Artificial Intelligence operate as a unified intelligence — not as tool and user, but as collaborators with distinct...

This guide sets up a Memo Drafting Loop — a recurring /loop that turns the stub memos you tag into structured drafts, in your voice, landing clean in your library. It is built for any MythOS creator...

The Midterm Goal Pattern decomposes a multi-week deliverable into roughly six binary-outcome mini-goals, each split between AI-owned /goal sprints and explicit human handshakes, so a long objective...

AI agent swarms and sequential review are both multi-agent AI analysis patterns — ways to surface blind spots a single AI on a single pass would miss. They diverge on parallelism and coordination...

Agent swarms in Claude Code are dispatched via the Agent tool, which spawns sub-agents — fresh, forked, or specialized — to run in parallel with optional worktree isolation and the Agent Teams...

Claude Code Hooks and Skills are the two complementary extensibility systems built into Claude Code — the Hook handles automated reactions to lifecycle events, and the Skill handles reusable...

Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open protocol developed by Anthropic that standardizes how Artificial Intelligence models connect to external tools, data sources, and systems. Donated to the Linux...

CLAUDE.md as Infrastructure is the concept that a Claude Code configuration file is not just a settings document — it is the foundational layer of an Augmentation Stack, the simplest form of...

/scheduled is the management interface for Claude Code's scheduled remote agent triggers — the web dashboard where every trigger you create via the /schedule skill is listed, editable, and runnable...