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Watch agents work, end to end

Three full-screen playgrounds — a mixed team sharing one board, a five-profession swarm and a metered graph agent. Pick a card below.

Full-screen demos

Three playgrounds, one fabric

Deep-dive pages where a whole run unfolds in front of you — every hand-off, tool call and token accounted for. Offline the playgrounds replay a recorded scenario; with an API key they run live on your network.

Agent Teams

mixed modes · one board

A single agent, a research swarm and a report graph share one board. Publish a task and watch the dispatcher claim it, route it by capability, delegate through MCP tools and roll results back up the chain.

single + swarm + graphlive dispatchdelegation chaintoken meter
Open the teams demo

Agent Swarm

multi-agent team

Five professions — lead, researcher, analyst, writer, reviewer — decompose your task onto a shared board, hand work to each other and assemble the answer. Or run the ops pipeline: Slack intake, Jira, a governed Meet call, web research and a compiled report.

2 team presetslive task boardgovernance tracetoken meter
Open the swarm demo

Series Graph

graph agent

A graph agent parses your taste, searches a 24-title catalog through the governed knowledge-base tool, ranks the candidates and explains four picks — watch every node fire, metered by the platform one span at a time.

4 nodes + ENDtool-call cardcandidate chipstop-4 grid
Open the graph demo
Every run metered
Tokens and cost stream into the header meter on each page — per LLM call, with the governance trace beside it.
Governed by default
Policy checks, tool approvals and budgets gate everything an agent does — the trace shows each decision.
Your keys stay safe
The agent never sees your credentials — they're kept safely out of reach.
Teams, not just agents
Single agents, swarms and graphs share one board and delegate work to each other — the ops pipeline preset shows it live.

Integrate in minutes

Call Mycelium from your own product — your API key stays on your server, never in the browser.

# Your server holds the key — never the browser.
RUN=$(curl -s -X POST "$MYCELIUM_BASE_URL/v1/runs" \
  -H "X-Api-Key: $MYCELIUM_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"type":"single","input":"Summarize the latest signups."}')