Design before you deploy

AI Agents

Design a structured AI agent blueprint before you connect tools or deploy anything. Start from scratch in the AI Agent Builder or choose from 100 practical examples, then review goals, workflow, tools, approvals, guardrails, memory, outputs, failure handling, and evaluation.

100 built-in examples Runs in this browser Blueprints, not deployments

Choose how you want to start

Both paths use the same Mycelgrid execution-blueprint structure. Start blank when you already know the job, or start from an example when you want a proven shape to customize.

What an agent blueprint helps you define

An agent becomes easier to review when the job, tools, decisions, approvals, safety boundaries, outputs, and failure paths are explicit before implementation.

Goal & trigger

Define the job, when it should begin, and what successful completion actually means.

Inputs, knowledge & tools

Specify what information the agent can use and what tools or systems an implementation may need.

Workflow & decisions

Lay out the sequence, branching logic, dependencies, stop conditions, and expected handoffs.

Approvals & guardrails

Make human approval points, prohibited actions, permission limits, and escalation rules explicit.

Memory & outputs

Define what state may be retained and what artifacts, summaries, records, or recommendations should be produced.

Failure handling & evaluation

Plan what happens when evidence is missing or actions fail, and how the implemented agent should be tested.

100 examples across real work

The example library covers ten task families. Every example can hand off a static built-in ID to the Builder, where the full blueprint is reconstructed locally and can be customized.

Explore the 100-example library
Customer Service & Success12
Sales & CRM11
Marketing & Growth10
Research & Intelligence10
Engineering & IT12
Data & Reporting9
Operations & Administration12
Finance & Procurement8
People & Recruiting8
Personal Productivity8

Blueprint first. Deployment stays under your control.

Mycelgrid does not connect accounts, execute the represented agent, or silently send your blueprint anywhere. The Builder helps you create a planning and configuration artifact. Review permissions, data access, approval points, guardrails, external actions, and implementation details before using a blueprint in another system.

Start with the job you need to solve

Use the Builder when you know the workflow already. Use the Examples library when you want a starting structure you can inspect and change.