MEP The Protocol That Fired the Meat Puppet

Captain’s Log, episode 3

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Rita Rivera and Skippy the Magnificent.

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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