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Governed tacit memory for AI agents: reviewed expert know-how, given only where conditions match
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{
"mcpServers": {
"metis": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": [
"metis-memory",
"mcp"
],
"env": {
"METIS_HOME": "your-value"
}
}
}
}Run this in your terminal
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{
"mcpServers": {
"metis": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": [
"metis-memory",
"mcp"
],
"env": {
"METIS_HOME": "your-value"
}
}
}
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{
"servers": {
"metis": {
"type": "stdio",
"command": "uvx",
"args": [
"metis-memory",
"mcp"
],
"env": {
"METIS_HOME": "your-value"
}
}
}
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Metis is an open-source toolkit for capturing fragments of expert practice and making them available to AI agents as memory, with human review and agreed conditions for use.
A tacit fragment records what an expert noticed, how they responded, and the circumstances of that response. After human review, it sits alongside procedures, facts, and past events in the agent's memory.
Procedures describe what should happen, and logs record what happened. The cue behind an expert's decision, and the reason for it, often go unrecorded.
Every capture, confirmation, review decision, and retrieval is recorded through the CHAP reference coordinator, chap-coordinator, on a hash-linked evidence chain.
When a recorded action differs from the procedure, a capture agent asks the expert one short question, a *whisper*, and the expert confirms the account in their own words.
Each fragment carries one of the paper's seventeen categories of tacit knowledge, K1 to K17. The atlas on the website gives an example of each and a way to capture it.
python -m pip install metis-memory
metis demo manufacturing-pump-vibration metis fragment list metis memory list metis audit verify
The demo uses supplied observations, needs no model server, and keeps its records in ./.metis. To work from source:
git clone https://github.com/BrightbeamAI/metis && cd metis
pip install -e .
Python example : capture, review, and the condition-aware gate
from metis import MetisEngine
from metis.conditions.context import TacitContext from metis.consent.model import ConsentRecord, ConsentStatus
eng = MetisEngine() # local and deterministic eng.join_default_participants()
frag = eng.capture_observation( { "observation_id": "OBS-1", "work_as_imagined": "Reduce load only when the alarm threshold is crossed.", "work_as_done": "Ease back earlier, when high load meets a dull sound.", "context": TacitContext(equipment_family="centrifugal_pump", operating_mode="high_load"), }, consent=ConsentRecord(consent_status=ConsentStatus.granted), category="K7_sensory", ).fragment # Evidence layer: reviewers only
eng.tier2_review( frag.fragment_id, "promoted_to_advisory", summary="advisory cue only", decided_by=["human:quality-lead@metis.local", "human:process-engineer@metis.local"], )
pump = TacitContext(equipment_family="centrifugal_pump", operating_mode="high_load", risk_class="moderate") other = TacitContext(equipment_family="gear_pump", operating_mode="low_load", risk_class="moderate") print(len(eng.retrieve(pump).eligible)) # 1 print(eng.retrieve(other).blocked[0].reason) # conditions_do_not_match
| Area | Metis provides | Your application supplies |
|---|---|---|
| Capture | Fragment schemas and the whisper flow | Capture tools, consent workflows, and access control |
| Review | Confirmation, review, and authority records | Reviewer identity and formal change control |
| Retrieval | The condition-aware gate and its reasons | Current context, permissions, and domain policies |
| Action | Guidance with its permitted uses | Action limits and human escalation |
| Records | Local persistence and CHAP evidence | Storage, retention, and access policy |
metis mcp serves the same governed memory to MCP clients such as Claude Desktop and Claude Code, and uvx metis-memory mcp runs it with nothing installed first. See the MCP server guide. To run Metis for a team, the server guide covers sign-in, workspace roles, the web app, and PostgreSQL; deploy/ runs it with Docker or Kubernetes; and the agent integrations guide connects agents through remote MCP, a Python client, or LangChain. Connectors capture from workplace systems and put whispers in Slack or Teams, and the operations guide covers running it in production.
docs/demo.html and docs/explainer.html: an interactive demo and an illustrated explainer that open in any browser.Metis captures fragments of human work with the worker's knowledge and consent. Do not use it for covert monitoring. It records no audio, video, biometrics, screenshots, or keystrokes. Production use needs worker consultation, legal review, and domain validation; read ETHICAL_USE.md first.
Apache-2.0. See LICENSE.
Metis is the reference implementation of *Tacit Fragments: Operationalising Tacit Knowledge as a Governed Memory Layer for Agentic AI*.
@article{shahid2026tacitfragments,
title = {Tacit Fragments: Operationalising Tacit Knowledge as a Governed Memory Layer for Agentic AI}, author = {Shahid, Arsalan and Suttie, Gordon and Black, Philip and Garz{\'o}n-Vico, Antonio}, journal = {Preprints}, year = {2026}, doi = {10.20944/preprints202608.0927.v1}, url = {https://brightbeam.works/metis/resources/tacit-fragments-preprint.pdf} }