Voice Input in MythOS is part of Editor Core: hold a key, speak, and get structured text back — transcribed, then run through your own abbreviations and auto-linked to the memos and tags you already...
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Feature specifications, designs, and implementation details for MythOS platform capabilities — from editor features and community tools to AI chat and knowledge graph visualization.
Communities are MythOS's knowledge-sharing layer — structured spaces where creators contribute memos from their libraries into shared, curated feeds. The model parodies Reddit's community structure...
Newsletters turn your library into a subscription publication, a MythOS publishing capability where the memos you already write become the emails your audience receives. Subscribers follow the topics...
Enrichment is a set of Augmentation controls that make a MythOS library legible to AI agents — link suggestions that surface as you write, a write-time link lint that keeps the knowledge graph...
Subscriber Management is the audience dashboard for your Newsletters — the live view of who subscribes, how they're segmented, and how your list is growing. It exists so you can run your audience...
Callouts are colored, iconized boxes in Rich Content for anything that needs to stand out from surrounding prose — a warning, a tip, a caveat, or a note the reader shouldn't skim past. They exist...
Augmentation is the identity layer inside AI & Augmentation — living documents that define who you are, how you write, and what your AI collaboration has learned, portable to any client that connects...
Chat & RAG puts a personal AI agent inside AI & Augmentation — grounded in your own library via retrieval-augmented generation, able to read, write, and research on your behalf, and configurable down...
Premade Chats let you share a link that opens your Chat & RAG agent mid-conversation — preloaded with a kickoff message and scoped to a chosen set of memos, so a visitor lands already oriented around...
Sitemaps & Robots are the library-wide signals that tell crawlers what to index and how to behave. As an SEO & AEO feature, MythOS generates sitemaps covering your public memos, tags, and...
Collaboration lets more than one person shape a MythOS library — co-write a single memo, discuss it in comments, build on someone else's work, or hand another person the keys to run your whole...
Memo Forking copies any public memo into your own library inside Memo Collaboration — the new copy is yours to edit, with a visible link back to where it came from. It exists so building on someone...
Multi-Library Management is documented as Library Sharing — the current, role-based system for granting and using access across MythOS libraries. See that memo for current details. mythos-feature
Shared Libraries is documented as Library Sharing — request, approve, and manage role-based access to run someone else's MythOS library. See that memo for current roles, expiry, and Daily-Memo pass...
Library Access grants another person scoped, role-based entry into your whole library inside Collaboration — not a single memo, the whole thing, with a role, an expiry, and an off-by-default pass to...
Import & Export moves content across the boundary of your library inside Integrations — bring existing writing in from Obsidian, Substack, or your own inbox, and take your whole library back out as...
Email Ingestion forwards emails into Import & Export with natural-language instructions — send an article, newsletter, or web page to your private address with a note like "create my reference memo...
Library Export takes your content back out of Import & Export — a one-click markdown or JSON download from the web, or incremental syncs from the command line. It exists so your library is never a...
Content Import brings existing work into Import & Export — an Obsidian vault via a self-serve CLI command, or a Substack blog via a white-glove migration. It exists so switching to MythOS doesn't...
MythOS works on Claude mobile — iOS and Android — via OAuth. This is a capability that Obsidian's MCP integration literally cannot provide, and it changes how you think about AI memory. What This...
