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...
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Memos about MythOS itself — the modular knowledge platform for structured memos, knowledge graphs, and AI-powered library chat. Platform philosophy, architecture decisions, and the vision for human-AI knowledge infrastructure.
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...
Activity Timeline in MythOS is the chronological half of Analytics, Activity & Notifications — a running record of what changed in your library and who changed it, alongside the conversations...
Usage & Costs in MythOS is the reporting half of Billing & Plans — what your library's AI chat actually cost this cycle, and where that cost came from. It reports spend that has already happened, so...
Creator Profile in MythOS is the Profile & Social page a reader lands on to size up a library — avatar, bio, social links, a chat box wired to your memos, and whichever stats you have chosen to...
Profile & Social is the outward-facing half of MythOS Platform & Account — the pages a reader lands on when they want to know who you are, what you have built, and whether to keep reading. It covers...
Profile Stats in MythOS are the seven library numbers Profile & Social can publish on your creator page — how long you have been here, how much you have written, and how recently you were at it....
Slash Commands insert any Rich Content block from the keyboard — type / anywhere in a memo and a menu of everything insertable appears, filterable as you keep typing. They exist as the single entry...
Editor Core is the foundation of writing in MythOS Editor — the floating toolbar, markdown shortcuts, and keyboard shortcuts that turn a blank page into a fast, fluid editing environment. It's for...
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...
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...
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...
Buildbook/Runbook pairing is a MythOS documentation pattern — a human-facing overview memo paired with one or two agent-executable guides — for packaging a reusable system so a reader and their...
The memo emoji (📝) is the Unicode character U+1F4DD, depicting a sheet of paper with handwriting and a pencil resting on it, used to represent a written record, reminder, or note in digital...
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...
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...
Archived MythOS change log for March 2026 — the features and fixes shipped to production that month. Current changes live on the Change Log; every month is indexed there under History. Changes March...
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...
