Launch notes
Clear highlights, open questions, and next steps.
Murmell Bots
Give a bot context and connected tools. Ask in plain language, then get the work back in the same conversation.
Context and tools
Give it context, connect its tools, and keep every update in one thread.
A clear handoff
Your bot can prepare an action. You approve it before it is published, then the result lands in the conversation.
The canvas makes parallel agents understandable before it makes them faster.
I can close my laptop, come back later, and the whole build is still where I left it.
It feels less like supervising terminals and more like working in the same room.
I finally know what every agent is doing without opening four different tools.
Sharing the live room is much clearer than sending another terminal recording.
The project stays warm in the cloud, so returning to the work takes seconds.
File reservations make parallel work feel controlled instead of risky.
Watching the canvas tells me more than another stream of agent logs ever did.
It is the first multi-agent setup I can explain to a teammate in one screen.
I can move between Claude and Codex without losing the state of the project.
Start with your first bot.
Murmell Bots
Billed monthly.
Make bots part of your day.
Murmell Bots
Billed monthly.
Bring bots into more of your work.
Murmell Bots
Billed monthly.
A personal AI agent with its own instructions, tools and conversations. Give it a task in chat and follow its work in the same thread.
Yes. Add the connections your bot needs from Murmell. Available actions depend on the service and the permissions you grant.
Yes. Create separate bots with their own instructions and connections, then return to the one you need.
Replies, files and completed actions appear in the conversation. Open a conversation again to pick up where you left off.
No. Bots have their own workspace in Murmell. Open Bots from your account to start a conversation.