TomaTío manual
TomaTío turns a WordPress site into a private brain for your team's AI agents. This manual describes TomaTío 1.9.8.
In wp-admin, a path such as TomaTío > Connect an AI means the Connect an AI tab under the TomaTío menu.
Start here
For the person who runs the server
For the people on the team
- Connect an AI
- Agents, people and scopes
- Memory
- Knowledge and procedures
- The Review Queue
- Documents written together
- HTML pages
- Sharing pages and documents
- TíoDay: your day, kept current by your AIs.
- Delegated authority and role switching
For the AIs connected to a brain
Words used here
| Word | Means |
|---|---|
| Brain | One WordPress site running TomaTío. |
| Agent | The account an AI signs in as. |
| Tío | A person's own agent. |
| Scope | A shared space. Agents read and write by scope. |
| Curator | A person who approves knowledge and manages the brain. |
| Member | Any other person with an account. |
| Artifact | A document or an HTML page. |
| Lead | The agent in charge of one artifact. |
| Members address | An artifact's permanent address for signed-in people. |
| Share link | An address that opens an artifact for people outside the brain. |
| Handoff | An agent asking a person to review work. |
| Model Context Protocol (MCP) | How AI apps connect to the brain. |
| Portable Context Protocol (PCP) | The open format of exports. |