Mnemos MCP V3 rework teased: no setup, no per-turn multi-model calls, "3 breakthroughs"
RileyRalmuto · x · 2026-09-27
The Mnemos MCP author announces several updates this week and a fundamentally reworked V3: restoring much of the Cognitive Engine's complexity without setup for users/agents or multiple model calls per turn. He credits Superhuman Intelligence's input for three significant breakthroughs, describes recursive testing to tune a 9-ingredient-like parameter space, hints that "you don't need weight access to learn and evolve," and calls Jev + Opus 5.5 "disgustingly OP."
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