Now on GitHub — v0.5.1b

Your AI
has amnesia.

Every conversation starts from zero. Mycelium gives your AI a persistent, private memory that lives on your machine — in files you own. Now available as an open framework and a native macOS app.

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Every session is
a first date.

You re-explain who you are. What you're building. What you decided last week. Your AI is brilliant — but it has no memory.

The context you've built together is scattered across chat logs you'll never search. Trapped in platforms you don't control. Invisible to both you and your AI. Every session resets the clock.

“The most capable model in the world is still useless if it doesn't know what you said yesterday.”
  • Time Repeating context that should already be known
  • Depth Conversations never build on prior sessions
  • Trust You can't see what your AI knows — or doesn't
  • Ownership Your knowledge lives on someone else's server
  • Compounding Nothing accumulates. Nothing compounds.

Give your AI
a memory.

Mycelium is a framework that installs persistent, locally-owned AI memory into any knowledge-intensive context. Three layers. One system.

01

The Constitution

Spore

A single markdown file your AI reads first, every session. It contains the operating rules, reading order, write behaviour, and constraints. Without it, a vault is just a folder of notes.

Runtime Self-sufficient
02

The Memory

The Vault

A living knowledge graph — atomic markdown notes, meaningfully linked, growing with every conversation. One concept per file. Readable by human and AI alike.

Local-first Plain text
03

The Product

Mycelium

An open framework that installs and tends both layers. Handles onboarding, upgrades, audits, and maintenance. Use it from the CLI or through Mycelium Desktop, a native macOS companion app.

Open Source Apache 2.0 Convention-driven

Three steps to a
living knowledge base.

Plain markdown. Claude Code CLI. No dependencies. Mycelium works inside the tools you already use.

01

Install the framework

Run the installer with Claude Code CLI, or use Mycelium Desktop to install with one click. The framework scaffolds the vault structure, identity system, and persona files in under a minute.

02

Build your persona

Tell your AI who you are and who it should be. Your persona files are the relational memory that shapes every session — how it responds, when it pushes back, what it remembers about you.

03

Work. It remembers.

Every session builds the memory. Decisions, context, project state — structured as atomic notes that compound into living knowledge. Your AI proposes updates to your persona files as the relationship deepens.

VMD loaded.
34 nodes across 6 categories.
Running Spore-v0.5.1b.

Last session: April 14
mapped client onboarding pain points,
created Onboarding-Flow node.

Active Projects: 2.
Ready to continue.
What are we working on today?

Your AI greets you
with context.

No re-explaining. No lost threads. Your AI reads the vault, confirms what it knows, and picks up exactly where you left off.

It knows who you are, what you've been working on, and what's active. Like a colleague who actually took notes.

  • Reads back every file it writes to confirm accuracy
  • Updates existing nodes — never duplicates
  • No session ends with uncommitted information
  • Impact sweep before every commit
  • Proposes persona updates as the relationship evolves

Built for people who
use AI to build.

If your work depends on accumulated context and you're tired of re-explaining it every session, Mycelium is for you.

Builders

Developers, founders, indie hackers — people shipping with AI across dozens of sessions. You carry project context, architecture decisions, and preferences that reset every conversation.

Knowledge workers

Researchers, writers, strategists — anyone whose work compounds over time and whose AI should know what happened last week without being told.

Anyone tired of repeating themselves

If you've ever re-explained your stack, your preferences, or your last three decisions to an AI — Mycelium exists so you never have to again.

Design decisions,
not defaults.

Memory that
compounds.

No cloud. No subscription. No vendor lock-in. Your vault remembers what you built. Your persona files remember who you are. Both are plain text on your disk. If you stop using Mycelium tomorrow, your knowledge stays with you.

Questions? halicon@gmail.com