Keep the work
Sessions and plans from your coding agents arrive in one Myco, across repositories and machines.
Myco 2.0 · Apache 2.0 licensed
Your agents learn from
Your agents learn from
the work you have already done.
Myco captures coding sessions. Its own agent turns that work into durable project knowledge, alongside your plans. That knowledge returns to your agents at session start and with each prompt, so the next session can build on the last.
How it works
The work becomes knowledge.
Switch agents. Start another session. Bring in a teammate. What the project has learned stays with it.
Keep what matters
Myco's agent draws out decisions, discoveries and lessons as spores, updates earlier knowledge, and gives sessions useful titles. It can also learn from your repository and build a code map.
Start with what you know
Your agents receive project instructions at session start and relevant spores and plans with each prompt. They can search further and record what they learn.
Get started
Join your Myco.
Install once, sign this machine in, then start a new coding session. Myco writes your installed agents' global configuration.
macOS and Linux
Install the native binary
curl -fsSL https://myco.sh/install.sh | shWindows x64
PowerShell
irm https://myco.sh/install.ps1 | iexNo Node runtime is needed. The 2.0 Windows path is not yet verified. The installers select an available 2.x release; an unqualified npm install may select 1.4.
Accept your invitation
New to the team? Run the one-time login command your administrator sends from People & machines › Invite a teammate. After you join, ask them to use Connect GitHub and send you the link to connect your account for dashboard access.
If you already sign in to the dashboard
Use your Myco’s address
myco setup --join <address>Open the printed URL in a browser signed in to your Myco, check the code and choose Approve this machine. Repositories under ~/Repos join as you work. Start a new agent session and see it on Today.
Your Myco
One place for the project's memory.
Learning runs on a runner your administrator sets up.
Agents
Work with the agents you already use.
Myco captures six coding agents. Their sessions contribute to the same project knowledge.
Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
OpenCode
Pi
Cline
Agent setup and known limits → · Tools and skills →
Hosted reviewers and plugin-only agents use a project access key for tools and skills. The plugin alone does not capture sessions. Connect an external agent →
Docs
Dig in.
Join a Myco, run your own, or learn how your agents use the project's knowledge.
Getting started
Join a Myco
Install, accept an invitation, and see your first session on Today.
Read guide Getting startedRun your own Myco
Create a server on Cloudflare or your own machine, and register a runner.
Read guide Getting startedRunners
Choose where Myco's work runs, sign in and manage its capacity.
Read guide Getting startedUpdating Myco
Update machines, runners and your Deployment, or move from 1.4.
Read guide Using MycoThe dashboard
Sessions, knowledge, Myco's work and your machines.
Read guide Using MycoHow Myco learns
What Myco produces, when it works and what agents get back.
Read guide Using MycoAgents
Six capture agents, global setup, delivery and visibility.
Read guide Using MycoAgent tools
Seven MCP tools and the skills that ship with Myco.
Read guide Using MycoExternal agents
Project access keys for hosted reviewers and plugin-only agents.
Read guide Using MycoConfiguration
Server settings, project switches and capture folders.
Read guide Using MycoTroubleshooting
Check capture, sign-in and runners, or remove Myco safely.
Read guide ReferenceActors & boundaries
The roles of users, coding agents and Myco’s own agent.
Read guide ReferencePlatform packages
Where the parts of Myco live.
Read guide