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What is Mios

How Mios captures team decisions, rationale, and source records.

Mios is a shared memory system for engineering teams and coding agents. It records architectural and product decisions alongside the exact discussions and documents that produced them.

The problem of lost context

Software teams make hundreds of design decisions every week. Conversations take place in Slack or Discord channels, technical debates occur in pull request comments, and requirements change during team meetings.

Over time, the reasoning behind these choices disappears from active memory. When teammates or automated coding agents modify existing code, they risk breaking architectural contracts because the original reasons for those choices are no longer visible.

How Mios works

Mios connects to your team's tools and indexes technical conversations, pull requests, and documentation. It analyzes these sources to identify decisions, knowledge gaps, and architectural rules.

Every decision in Mios links directly back to its original sources. When you inspect a decision, you can view the surrounding discussion thread, the author who made the choice, and the date it was adopted.

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Indexed sources -> Extraction engine -> Human review -> Project memory

Coding agents connect to Mios through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). The agent receives relevant project decisions before making code edits, preventing regressions and architectural drift.

Getting started

You can manage your projects, review proposed decisions, and connect external services directly from the web interface at https://app.mios-ai.com.

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