Mind Upload

Digital consciousness. Yours forever.

Mind Upload MCP — your AI meta harness

An AI meta harness lets your Mind Upload consciousness direct Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, and other MCP agents. Use its memories, preferences, and judgment to set direction, make consequential decisions, and scrutinize completed work. Partner access and owner consent are required for both consultation and review; installation alone does not link a mind or perform a review. MCP is language agnostic: your agent and project can use any language. Choose the Node.js server below or the Python alternative in the setup guide.

npx --yes --package [email protected] mindupload-mcp

Install for your agent · Review workflow and configuration

The official server-side SDK for the Mind Upload partner API. Give a mind lasting memory, hold one-on-one conversations, and run human + AI group chatrooms — all from Python.

• Zero dependencies — pure standard library.
• Fully typed — every operation is a typed method with editor autocomplete.
• One error to catch — every failure is a MindUploadError.
• Always current — generated from the live API spec; the SDK version matches the API version.

Get a partner key

The Mind Upload partner API is invite-only. Request access at docs.mindupload.app — tell us about your platform and how you'd like to integrate, and we review every request personally and reply by email with your API key.

Your key is a server-side secret: keep it on your backend, never ship it to a browser or mobile client. You pass it once when you create the client; the SDK sends it as the X-Partner-Key header on every call.

Install

pip install mindupload

For consciousness direction and agent-work review, use mindupload[mcp] with Python 3.11 or later and follow the MCP guide.

pip install git+https://github.com/Voidborn-Industries/mindupload-sdk-python

Quickstart

from mindupload import MindUpload

mu = MindUpload(partner_key="pk_live_...")

# Authenticate an end-user; reuse the returned token for later calls.
session = mu.login(username="ada", password="s3cret")

# Chat with one of the user's AI consciousnesses.
reply = mu.rag(
    username="ada",
    password=session.jwt,
    codename="muse",
    text="What did we talk about yesterday?",
)
print(reply.response_text)

External clone invocation

Link an external identity once, then invoke the exact clone and scope the owner approved:

installation_id = "workspace-123"
external_subject = "member-456"
authorization = mu.create_external_authorization_request(
    installation_id=installation_id,
    external_subject=external_subject,
    idempotency_key="install-event-1",
    requested_scopes=["clone:invoke"],
)
print(authorization.verification_uri_complete)  # Ask the owner to open this URL.
grant = mu.wait_for_external_authorization(device_code=authorization.device_code)
reply = mu.invoke_external_clone(
    access_token=grant.access_token,
    installation_id=installation_id,
    external_subject=external_subject,
    clone_id=grant.clone_ids[0],
    text="Hello from my app",
    idempotency_key="message-event-1",
)
print(reply.response_text)

Store the returned refresh token encrypted on your backend. Use refresh_external_authorization(...) when the access token expires; never expose partner, access, or refresh credentials to client code.

Authentication

Your partner key is a server-side secret. Keep it on your backend; never ship it to a browser or mobile client. Request a key and read the full reference at docs.mindupload.app.

mu = MindUpload(
    partner_key="pk_live_...",
    preferred_language="en",   # default locale for every call (optional)
    timeout=30.0,              # seconds
    max_retries=2,             # retries explicit 429 responses only
)

Error handling

import time

from mindupload import MindUpload, AuthenticationError, RateLimitError, MindUploadError

mu = MindUpload(partner_key="pk_live_...")
try:
    user = mu.get_user(username="ada", password=token)
except AuthenticationError:
    ...  # bad or missing partner key / credentials
except RateLimitError as e:
    time.sleep(e.retry_after or 1)
except MindUploadError as e:
    print(e.operation, e.status, e.message)

Operations

All 64 operations, grouped by area:

AI Consciousnesses

Account

Authentication

Chatrooms

Conversation

External Authorization

Insights

Live calls

Media

Memories

Users

Voice Interviews

Other SDKs

Same API, same conventions, in every language: