Cloud
Connect where your Mind runs.
Manage hosted Minds or connect to a local Akasha instance. Keep the same terminal workflow as you move from development to deployment.
Terminal · cogs
Your Minds. At your command.
Search an agent’s memory, save a backup, or switch between Minds without leaving your terminal. cogs is the Minds command-line tool for everyday operations and repeatable scripts.
Command line
Your Mind. From the terminal.
❯cogs instances use studio
Active instance: studio
❯cogs memory search "release plan"
RECALLED CONTEXT · EXAMPLE
Weekly releases.
The team chose weekly releases after the launch review.
episodicrelease-plan
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Keep the result with its context.
Use the returned record in your next step. The sample record keeps the decision and its context together.
Example terminal session with a sample connection and stored decision.
Commands
Keep everyday work in your workflow.
Use a command for a quick task, combine commands in a script, or open the interactive control room when you want to explore.
Instances
Switch without leaving the shell.
Save named connections for your Minds and choose the one you need. Move between a development instance and production with `cogs instances use`.
Backup
Keep a recovery point.
Create a backup before a significant change. Keep it on disk, in S3, or on a remote filesystem, then restore from its backup ID when needed.
Volumes
Manage attached storage.
List, create, and attach S3 or filesystem volumes from the command line. Give each volume a clear purpose, such as data or backups.
Recall
Find the context behind a decision.
Look up a customer note or ask what changed in a project. Search stored memories directly, without opening your application.
Inspection
See what your Mind can do.
Open control-room to inspect your connection, graph, memory, and configured models. Keep the selected instance visible as you move between views.
Shell
Connect. Search. Save a backup.
cogsbash
$ cogs login
$ cogs instances add
# Choose the saved instance named prod
$ cogs instances use prod
$ cogs memory search "Q3 revenue"
$ cogs memory retrieval-hybrid "Why did Q3 revenue dip?" --limit 5
# Backup to disk, or ship it to S3
$ cogs storage create-backup ./backups --remote-s3-bucket minds-backups --remote-s3-prefix prod
$ cogs storage list-backups ./backups
$ cogs storage restore-backup ./backups <backup-id>
# Open the interactive terminal interface
$ cogs control-roomReference
The commands to keep close.
At a glance
- Command
- cogs
- Switch
- instances use · control-room Ctrl+1-9
- Backup targets
- local · S3 · remote filesystem
- Volume kinds
- S3 · filesystem
- Connect
- cogs login · cogs instances add
Put your Mind on the command line.
Install cogs, connect an instance, and run your first memory search.