MnemoMind

Knowledge about the mind, in your memory.

Pick a topic, open a source's list, and add the texts you want. Every memory ends with its source, its date and its licence. MnemoMind files texts. It does not sum them up or comment on them, and it gives no medical advice.

The cartridge id is @mnemosyne-plugins/mnemo-mind. Its code lives at Mnemosyne-OS/MnemoMind.

Topics and sources

The five topics are Cognitive biases, Mental disorders, Schools of psychology, Neuroscience and Memory and learning. Each topic offers some of these sources:

Source	What it reads	Languages	Licence
Wikipedia	A category and its sub-categories, one level down	English, French, Spanish	CC BY-SA 4.0
OpenStax · Psychology 2e	The modules of the textbook's chapters	English	CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
NIMH · Health topics	The health topic pages	English	Public domain

Each source tile states its licence, as the source states it. Nothing downloads before you press a button.

Add texts

1. Click a topic tile.
2. On a source, press Open the list. For Wikipedia, pick the language under Language of the pages.
3. Type in Find an entry, then press Add to memory.
4. Add everything not yet in memory adds the rest of the list. Stop stops it. The next press starts at the first entry not yet in memory.

To ask a question in your own words, open the chat and tick the topic under Knowledge in its scope.

Where your data goes

• A copy of each text is kept in your knowledge folder. On the first addition, MnemoMind asks you to choose that folder. Open the folder shows it.
• Each text enters MnemoMind's own vault, one memory pack per topic. Long texts are written in several parts.
• Some sites do not let a cartridge read them directly. MnemoMind then asks Mnemosyne OS to fetch the page, and the source tile says so.

For agents

Action	Effect	What it does
status	read	The topic on screen, the job running, what is in memory
topics	read	The five topics and their sources
openTopic	write	One topic's screen
goHome	write	Back to the five topics
setLanguage	write	The language Wikipedia is read in
retryLibrary	write	Reads again the record of what is in memory
listSource	write	Opens a source's list in a topic
entries	read	Pages through an open list, with each text's state
add	write	One text into memory, by its title
addAll	write	Every text of the open list not yet in memory
stop	write	Stops the list or import running

Several matches are refused with their titles (AMBIGUOUS).

Voice examples: "open cognitive biases", "switch Wikipedia to English", "add the halo effect to my memory", "add everything left in the list".