Mentions & Backlinks are the two directions of a single link in MythOS Linking & Tagging — a mention is the connection you draw from one memo to another, and a backlink is that same connection seen...
All memos tagged #mythos-feature
Feature specifications, designs, and implementation details for MythOS platform capabilities — from editor features and community tools to AI chat and knowledge graph visualization.
Backlinks show every memo that links to the one you're reading — the reverse index of Mentions & Backlinks, built automatically from every @ mention across your MythOS library. Forward links tell you...
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 complete feature surface of MythOS, organized by product domain. Features with dedicated documentation link to their memo; the rest are listed by capability. For the full collection, browse...
Navigation is how you move through Feed & Navigation and the rest of MythOS — the sidebar, mobile menus, and keyboard shortcuts that carry you between your feed, journal, tasks, graph, communities,...
MCP Tool Suite is the full set of actions an AI client can take inside MythOS MCP — 48 tools spanning memo creation to daily journaling to newsletter management, each carrying safety annotations so a...
MythOS MCP connects your library to Claude, Cursor, and any MCP-compatible AI client inside Integrations — search, read, and write memos from wherever you're already working, with your identity and...
Internal Agent API is the REST surface behind MythOS MCP — the same authenticated endpoints and the same key, reachable directly over HTTP for scripts and agents that don't speak MCP. It exists...
Graph turns your MythOS library into a map you can see — every memo, daily entry, tag, and collaborator as a node, and every mention, fork, and shared tag as a line between them. It's your own...
Needle Controls in MythOS are Enrichment settings that decide which memo titles act as required link targets for agents. They give library owners a curated dictionary for link lint: a title can stay...
Communities in MythOS are curated spaces where creators contribute memos to shared knowledge collections. Topic-focused spaces with steward moderation, voting, discussion, and per-post SEO — built on...
Event Guest Links let a host or steward invite someone to one event in a private Communities space without turning the event public or adding them as a member. How It Works A host or steward opens...
Secret Communities in MythOS are Communities that leave no trace at normal community URLs: to anyone who is not a member, a secret community is indistinguishable from one that does not exist. A...
Private Communities in MythOS are Communities that are invite-only and never indexed, yet still shareable: someone without access can either request entry from the gate or join directly through a...
Native community posts let members write directly inside a Communities feed — text, image, link, and poll posts composed in the community itself, alongside the memos contributed from creator...
Creator Analytics in MythOS is the measurement surface of Analytics, Activity & Notifications — an owner-only dashboard showing how your library is actually read, linked to, and drawn on by AI. A...
Notifications in MythOS are the addressed-to-you half of Analytics, Activity & Notifications — the inbox where someone else's action lands when it needs you to know, or to decide. Most of what...
Comments let readers discuss a memo inside Memo Collaboration — threaded replies, upvotes and downvotes, and a hot-ranked sort so the best discussion surfaces first. They exist because not every...
Platform & Account is where you own the MythOS account itself — how you sign in, which devices hold a session, what data you can take with you, how your work is presented publicly, and what your plan...
Analytics, Activity & Notifications is where MythOS Platform & Account reports back to you — how your memos are being read, what changed in your library and who changed it, and which of that needs a...
