The .multilo/ folder
The per-project configuration folder: AGENTS.md, voice.md, integrity.md, memory, the index, skills, and the corpus.
Every project has a hidden .multilo/folder where Multilo keeps per-project configuration and caches. It’s inspired by .claude/ and similar conventions: plain files you can read, edit, and version with your project.
.multilo/
├── AGENTS.md # per-project instructions for the AI
├── voice.md # your author voice
├── integrity.md # research-integrity guardrails
├── memory/ # agent memory (one markdown file per fact)
├── index/ # on-device semantic search index (git-ignored)
├── skills/ # project skills
└── corpus/ # corpus-level research knowledgeAGENTS.md
Project-specific instructions for the AI — conventions, terminology, and rules — loaded into chat and every agent so they follow your project’s guidelines without being told each time.
voice.md & integrity.md
Your author voice and integrity rules. voice.md makes output sound like you; integrity.md enforces the academic non-negotiables.
memory/
Agent memory — one small Markdown file per remembered fact, so you can read and curate exactly what the AI knows about the project.
index/
The on-device semantic search index. It’s git-ignored (it rebuilds from your sources) but travels with the project folder.
skills/ & corpus/
skills/ holds project-specific skills the AI can use; corpus/ holds corpus-level knowledge distilled from your library for deeper, project-wide reasoning.
Yours to keep
Because it’s all plain files in your project folder, you can commit.multilo/ to Git, share it with collaborators, and inspect anything the AI relies on.