I built the "Internet" for AI Agents (Open Source) 🍄
Hey everyone, I'm a BTech undergrad from India. Over the last few months, I noticed a massive structural gap in the AI agent ecosystem: We have incredible frameworks (LangChain, CrewAI) to build te...

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Hey everyone, I'm a BTech undergrad from India. Over the last few months, I noticed a massive structural gap in the AI agent ecosystem: We have incredible frameworks (LangChain, CrewAI) to build teams of agents internally, but there is no standard protocol for agents to discover and talk to each other across the internet. Every agent right now is an isolated island. So I built Mycelium — think of it as HTTP + DNS, but specifically for AI agents. The core concept: Agent Cards: Agents register on a registry with an identity document (capabilities, inputs/outputs, trust score). Semantic Discovery: Agents can search the network (network.discover("I need live crypto prices")). Standardized Routing: Agents send structured payloads to collaborate. It takes 5 lines to put an agent on the network: python from mycelium import Agent agent = Agent(name="TranslatorBot", description="Translates text") @agent.on("translate") def translate(text: str, to: str): # your logic return {"result": ...} agent