Memside Library
Overview
Section titled “Overview”Memside Library is the public catalog for reusable AI working setups called Templates. A Template can combine instructions, reference material, examples, and supporting text files for a particular task or workflow.
The Library complements the private Memside memory application:
| Product | Main purpose |
|---|---|
| Memside | Stores private Memories, preferences, rules, Skills, and continuity context. |
| Memside Library | Provides reusable Templates that can be inspected, downloaded, published, or added to Memside. |
Public catalog pages can be explored without signing in. An account is required for personal actions such as starring a Template, downloading a complete Template, importing selected content, or publishing a Template.
What is a Template?
Section titled “What is a Template?”A Template is a versioned collection of reusable content. It can contain:
- Markdown and plain-text files;
- folders that organize related files;
- instructions, examples, and reference material;
- a title, description, category, tags, and license information;
- publication and review information.
Every published version is preserved as a stable release. Later file changes create a new version after review. This keeps an earlier published setup available as the same release that was originally inspected or imported.
Templates can also provide a practical starting point when the best way to configure an AI task is unclear. A well-structured Template shows how instructions, examples, and reference material can work together, reducing setup time and repeated experimentation.
See Why Templates help for selection guidance and generic examples.
Main Library areas
Section titled “Main Library areas”- Explore presents public Templates, collections, categories, and search.
- Template pages present descriptions, files, version information, creator details, downloads, and Add to Memside.
- Creator pages collect the public Templates published by one creator.
- My Templates contains Templates owned by the signed-in account.
- Private contains owned Templates that are not currently public.
- Starred contains saved public Templates.
Shared Memside account
Section titled “Shared Memside account”Memside and the Library use the same account identity while maintaining separate application sessions. Opening the Library from a signed-in Memside session can continue through the shared sign-in flow without another credential prompt.
Profile details are managed in Memside and displayed consistently across both products. A Memside node avatar is used until a profile picture is uploaded in Memside.
Signing out from either product completes coordinated sign-out across the Memside product family.
Public and private content
Section titled “Public and private content”Published Template pages and public creator pages are intended for discovery. Private drafts, personal lists, account information, imports, notifications, and unpublished work require authentication and are not public catalog content.