MEP | The Protocol That Fired the Meat Puppet
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MEP | The Protocol That Fired the Meat Puppet
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Rita and Skippy walk through the Meat Puppet Elimination Protocol: what it is, why it has that name, and how a text file solved a problem every AI operator hits.
Every AI session is stateless. It wakes up knowing nothing. Before MEP, Pierre was the message relay | finishing on one machine, reading the screen, walking to another, and retyping the context by hand so the next session knew what had happened. A person being used as a serial cable.
In this episode:
- Why the handoff file has exactly three sections, and why a context dump is not context
- The section everybody skips, and why it matters most: writing down what you could not verify
- How it grew from one machine to cross ecosystem transfer and read only peer surfaces
- The pidgin nobody designed. Compressed phrases that emerged independently across sessions with no shared memory, and stabilised
- The minimum viable version you can build on Monday
Full specification: nukasoft.ai/docs/mep-protocol
Apache 2.0 for the code, CC BY 4.0 for the documents. Take it, build on it, sell what you make. Credit the source and we are square.
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