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Myco

Myco is an open-source developer project that provides persistent cognitive memory and knowledge-management infrastructure for AI agents through the Model Context Protocol. The repository combines a TypeScript MCP operator, a Rust substrate and a Python kernel, with a design focused on retaining context, evolving durable understanding and pruning stale material across model generations.

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Understand the project

Practical overview

When it fits

Use Myco when an AI-agent workflow needs a persistent context layer and the surrounding application can communicate through MCP. The repository is also relevant when the builder wants to inspect or extend a Rust, Python and TypeScript implementation rather than use a managed service.

Who it is for

  • Developers building AI-agent workflows
  • People extending AI coding assistants with persistent context
  • Teams exploring MCP-based knowledge management
  • Researchers and builders interested in self-hosted agent-memory infrastructure

Documented uses

  • Carry useful context between agent sessions and model generations
  • Expose memory functions to MCP-compatible AI applications
  • Record incoming material as immutable history
  • Transform accumulated material into durable understanding
  • Prune stale knowledge as the work changes
Before you choose

Requirements & limits

The project is publicly available on GitHub and identifies an MIT license. Its README documents Rust 1.80+, Node 22+ and Python 3.13+ for the getting-started path, and describes the project as v0.9-genesis alpha.

  • MCP is the project’s integration protocol, so the target host must support the relevant MCP connection path.
  • The implementation spans Rust, Python and TypeScript rather than presenting as a single-language library.
  • The repository documents a build step and a separate getting-started guide, making the guide important for the next setup stages.
  • The project is described as self-hosted infrastructure, not a managed service.
  • The repository’s stated memory cycle includes immutable history, durable understanding and pruning, while the supplied material does not specify the underlying storage model.

Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.

Source-based practical guide

Build Myco from the public repository

Prepare the Myco workspace for the documented next step toward a first conversation.

Before you start

  • Git access to https://github.com/Battam1111/Myco
  • Rust 1.80 or later
  • Node 22 or later
  • Python 3.13 or later

Steps

  1. Clone the Myco repository.

  2. Change into the repository directory.

  3. Build the Rust workspace in release mode with the documented Cargo command.

  4. Read the repository’s GETTING_STARTED.md guide for the remaining path to a first conversation.

Expected outcome

A release build of the Myco Rust workspace and a pointer to the project’s documented continuation steps.

Guide limitations

  • This recipe does not document the MCP host configuration or confirm a successful conversation.
  • The repository describes the project as v0.9-genesis alpha.
  • The supplied material does not specify storage or deployment architecture.
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