Memory for your AI
Your agent already knows you. See it.
A living map of what your agent knows. Yours to grow, and to share, a piece at a time.
Private by default Yours to keep Hosted by no one
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A living map
Every point is something it remembers.
The problem
What your agent knows is trapped in a jar.
Today, telling someone what your AI knows means copy-paste: a frozen, lifeless snapshot that is stale the moment you send it. Mycelium keeps it alive. Share a living piece, and it updates itself when you learn something new.
How it works
Three steps. No copy-paste.
It remembers
Your agent saves what matters as you work.
You see it
Skills, people, projects, mapped and connected.
Share a slice
Point at what to share. It stays live.
The market
See all graphsBorrow someone else’s map.
Why trust it
A memory this personal should answer to you alone.
Only you can open it
Your memory is scrambled on your device. No one, not even us, can read it unless you hand over the key.
Yours to walk away with
Your graph lives on your machine first. Leave any time and take the whole thing with you.
No one in the middle
Coordination is on Sui; storage is on Walrus. Nothing central to hack or shut down.