After the mount
A mounted mind is a table, not a black box.
Every atom of the fetched pack shows up in System memory — typed, linked, filterable, auditable. What you mounted is exactly what your agents read.
A .laplaspack is a memory in a file. The Hub gives it an address — publish it, grant who may fetch it, and anyone you trust mounts it into their own workspace. Their agents answer from it on the next turn.
Three verbs, no lock-in. The pack is signed and versioned; the address is how it travels — the file is still yours.
laplas://publisher/slug with version history. Publishing never edits the pack — it's the same signed file, now addressable.Every atom of the fetched pack shows up in System memory — typed, linked, filterable, auditable. What you mounted is exactly what your agents read.