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Welcome. This wiki is the user-facing guide to running and integrating with Musubi. It complements — but doesn't replace — the architecture vault at docs/Musubi/ in the repo.
If you're trying to:
| ... do this | Start here |
|---|---|
| understand what Musubi is | Architecture Overview |
| get something running locally | Getting Started |
| deploy to a real host | Deployment Guide (draft — coming soon) |
| integrate an agent via MCP / LiveKit / OpenClaw | Adapters (draft — coming soon) |
| verify a published image signature | Supply Chain & Verification (draft — coming soon) |
| understand how the lifecycle engine decides what to keep | The Lifecycle (draft — coming soon) |
| write your own adapter against the SDK | SDK Guide (draft — coming soon) |
- Latest release
- Architecture vault (source of truth)
- Discussions — design questions, architecture musings, "how do I…"
- Issue tracker — bugs + feature requests
A memory server for a small fleet of AI agents. Episodic captures flow in, get scored and matured, cluster into synthesized concepts, and — when a concept survives reinforcement + age + contradiction gates — get promoted into a human-reviewable Obsidian vault. There's a lifecycle engine that runs these transitions on cron. There's a hybrid retrieval layer (dense + sparse + rerank) sitting on Qdrant. There's a thoughts plane for agent ↔ agent pub/sub. It's all one Python service; everything downstream (MCP, LiveKit, the CLI) is an adapter.
This wiki is editable by the maintainer. If you'd like to contribute a guide, please:
- Open a Discussion proposing the page topic + outline.
- Once green-lit, you can either PR a markdown file against the repo (fastest for me to review) or the maintainer will port your content into the wiki.
The wiki is not PR-reviewed the way the main repo is, so direct-commit access is limited. Canonical design content stays in the repo's docs/Musubi/ vault; the wiki is for using Musubi, not designing it.
Musubi • Apache 2.0 licensed • Report a vulnerability • 結び — to tie, to join, to bind
- Deployment Guide (TBD)
- The Lifecycle (TBD)
- Supply Chain & Verification (TBD)
- SDK Guide (TBD)
- Adapters (TBD)
- Writing a new plane (TBD)