The page.
In the agent’s language.
Headings, text, links, and named controls.
A structured view with page-scoped references.
A new kind of user needs a new kind of software.
We’re building it. Starting with the browser.
First up: Celium Browser. In development. Coming soon.
WHY WE’RE BUILDING
Buttons, dashboards, menus. Most software expects a person on the other side. AI agents need structured information, explicit actions, and interfaces they can use programmatically. Mycelium builds software with the agent as the primary user.
An agent should be able to call an action, not hunt for a button.
Our first product is a browser runtime built on Chromium. We’re designing it to turn live pages into structured views, expose clear actions, and keep a record of each step. The agent is the user, from the first call to the final result.
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Open, read, click, type, scroll, extract.
Planned MCP, API, and CLI access.
What the agent saw, did, and got back.
Session records designed for debugging.
DESIGNED TO BE CALLED
Software for agents starts at the interface. Here’s the access layer we’re planning for Celium.
WHERE WE’RE STARTING
Navigate sources and collect the details an agent needs to answer a question.
Return information in a requested schema, ready for the next step in a workflow.
Research and structured extraction are our initial focus. Form workflows and authenticated sessions are planned next.
Celium is the first step in Mycelium’s mission: software for AI agents.
We’re building the prototype and will evaluate it on real browsing tasks.