An Obsidian-style view of what Möbius knows about you. Mind renders the agent's memory as a force-directed graph: each node is a small markdown note or a map-of-content, and the links between them are the connections the agent drew as it learned. Tap any node to read the note behind it.
The graph starts nearly empty and fills in over time — Möbius writes a note when it learns something durable about you, your apps, or how you like to work, and links it into the web. Mind is the window onto that memory, not the memory itself: it reads the shared knowledge graph and shows it to you.
Open the App Store mini-app in Möbius, find Mind, tap Install.
In the App Store, choose Install from URL and paste:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mobius-os/app-mind/main/mobius.json
Möbius will fetch the manifest, show you the requested permissions, and install with one tap.
- The graph — notes and maps-of-content as nodes, sized by how often they're touched;
moclinks (a note belongs to a map) andlinklinks (one note references another) as edges. - Node detail — tap a node to read its markdown (frontmatter + body), rendered safely.
- Health hints — dangling links, orphans, and other graph problems surface so the agent (and you) can see where the memory needs tidying.
Mind reads GET /api/storage/shared/memory/graph.json and the individual note files under shared/memory/. It's a read-only viewer — growing and maintaining the graph is the agent's job (lightly, as you use Möbius; more thoroughly when the Dreaming app runs its nightly pass).
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