Agent Mesh
Wire models from different vendors into one graph. Let them debate a question and converge on a single answer, or run them independently and read the disagreement, which is often the useful part.
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Built to collaborate with AI.A room full of specialists, a graph you can wire models into, and 43 focused tools behind one workspace. Bring your own API keys and the models stay yours.
Ship the queued approach with a bounded retry budget. Three of four models agree; the dissent is kept and attributed.
The work a chat window handles badly: speech, images, video, documents, markets and health, each with real controls instead of one prompt box. This is the row the app opens on.
Every module runs on the keys you supplied, so a module you never open costs nothing. 10 of the 43 are open on the free tier.
Drop models onto a canvas, drag a cable between them and put them in a group. The group decides how they work: argue towards one answer, or answer alone so you can read where they disagree.
Claude beside GPT beside Gemini beside a Llama on Groq. 94 models across 27 providers, each on its own key, wired together without leaving the page.
Give a group a shape, a colour and a mode. Every model you drop inside it inherits the brief, so a graph stays readable at fifteen nodes.
Debate & converge has each model read the others and argue towards one response. Answer independently keeps all of them and lets you pick.
Merged Chat collapses the whole graph into a single thread with every contribution still attributed, so you can see who said what.
An architect, a Flutter developer, a DevOps engineer, a QA lead, a designer, a data scientist, each with their own brief, their own thread and their own memory of your project.
A prompt box is the wrong instrument for speech, for upscaling or for a spreadsheet. Every module in AI Center exposes the parameters that actually change the result.
Every part of Calik AI shares the same keys, the same context and the same account, so moving between them costs nothing.
Wire models from different vendors into one graph. Let them debate a question and converge on a single answer, or run them independently and read the disagreement, which is often the useful part.
48 specialists, a room each. Brief the one you need and keep the thread, instead of re-explaining your architecture to a general assistant every morning.
43 focused modules for the work a chat window handles badly: images, speech, video, documents, research and analysis, each with real controls rather than a prompt box.
Every major model behind one conversation, on your own keys. Switch model mid-thread without losing what came before.
Train on your own material, automatically or by demonstration. The result belongs to you, not to a platform.
PremiumThe workspace reaches into your editor, so the agent reading your code is reading the file you actually have open.
Paste an API key for any of 27 providers, or several. Usage is billed by the provider at their price. Nothing is resold, and there is no per-token markup.
One model in AI Chat, a specialist in Agent Office, several wired together in Agent Mesh, or a purpose-built module in AI Center.
Conversations, trained models and generated work stay in your workspace and sync to your account, on every platform you sign in from.
Usage is billed by the provider at their price. Nothing is resold and there is no per-token markup.
Cancel any time. Yearly saves 20 per cent.
One account, one set of keys, the same workspace. The web app runs everywhere today; the desktop builds add offline capability and the deeper editor integration.
Built with Flutter, so all five targets come from one codebase and ship together. Until the mobile builds land, the web app is installable to a phone home screen and works the same way. Every desktop release is SHA-256 verified and code-signed.
Yes, and that is the point. Every tier runs on your keys, so model usage is billed by the provider at their price rather than resold with a margin on top. Calik AI charges for the workspace, not for tokens.
10 of the 43 AI Center modules, five agents in Agent Office, Agent Mesh with up to two agents, LLM Builder in automatic mode, and all 27 providers with your own keys. No card, and no expiry.
Yes. Premium is month to month unless you choose yearly, and you can cancel at any time from Settings. Access runs to the end of the period you have already paid for.
Windows, macOS, Linux and the web today, from one Flutter codebase. Native Android and iOS builds are in progress; until they ship, the web app installs to a phone home screen and behaves the same. Every desktop release is SHA-256 verified and code-signed.
No. Your conversations and files go to the provider whose key you supplied, under that provider's terms, and nowhere else. Calik AI does not train on your workspace.
Agent Office is one specialist at a time, with a thread that remembers your project. Agent Mesh is several models at once on a canvas, wired into groups that either argue towards one answer or answer independently. Office is depth; Mesh is a second opinion, and a third.
Calik AI does not resell tokens. You connect a provider directly with a key that belongs to you, and the whole workspace runs on it. Twenty-seven providers are supported, and five of them hand out working keys without asking for a card.
Claude Opus 5, Fable 5, Sonnet 5 and Haiku 4.5. Prepaid credit rather than a free tier, and the strongest reasoning on this row.
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Gemini 2.5 Pro, 2.5 Flash and 2.0 Flash. A Google account is the whole requirement, and the free tier never asks for a payment method.
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Llama 3.3 70B, Mixtral and Gemma2 on custom silicon. The fastest answers here, which is what makes it the one to put in Agent Mesh.
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Llama 3, Mistral, Phi-3 and Qwen on your own machine. No key, no account, no request limit, and nothing you type crosses the network.
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GitHub Models and OpenRouter are free as well, and twenty-one more providers are supported: OpenAI, Grok, DeepSeek, Mistral, Qwen, Cohere, Perplexity, Azure OpenAI and the rest, plus OpenRouter as one key in front of a hundred models. The full list, with the steps for each and the key format the app expects, is on one page.
Get an API keyWritten to be worth reading whether or not you end up with an account here.
All 27 providers in order of how fast you can start, a full Anthropic Claude walkthrough, the five routes that cost nothing, and a table matching every common API error to its fix.
ModelsClaude, GPT, Gemini, DeepSeek, Llama and Mistral by what each one is actually reached for. No benchmark tables, and no winner declared on your behalf.
Try itAgent Mesh running, with a note at each stage saying what just happened. No key, no signup, nothing to install. Everything on it is recorded and says so.
EvidenceReal Agent Mesh runs, published in full: one question, every model's answer beside it, and the points where they contradicted each other before converging.
No card, no expiry, and your own keys from the first minute. Upgrade when the caps start to matter, and cancel any time.
No card Your own keys No expiry on Free Cancel any time