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Use the workspace before you have a key
The hard thing to explain about this product is that it is not a chat window with more models in it. There are two ways to see the difference. Open the workspace itself, which runs with nothing to sign up for, or read the walk through below, which stops at each stage to say what just happened and why it matters.
The demo workspace is the product, not a video of it: real navigation, the real Agent Mesh canvas, the real three stage debate. Only the model replies are written in advance, and it says so on every one of them.
01 · Agent Mesh
Four models, one question, and the gap between them
Asking four models separately gets you four answers and a reading job. Agent Mesh has them answer blind, then read each other, then converge, and prints the disagreement under the result. The disagreement is the product: it is where the assumption nobody stated turns up.
Merged answer
Where they did not agree
In the workspace you choose the models, wire them into groups on a canvas, and decide whether a group argues towards one answer or answers independently. The free tier runs this with two of them.
02 · AI Center · Prompt Creator
The difference between a request and a brief
Most disappointing model output is a prompt problem: the request left the audience, the length, the shape and the constraints unstated, so the model invented all four. Prompt Creator asks for the parts you actually care about and leaves a blank only where the answer is genuinely yours.
03 · Prompt Boost
One button, for when you cannot be bothered
Prompt Creator is for work you will repeat. Prompt Boost is for the line you already typed: it rewrites the request in place, adds the structure and the constraints, and leaves your meaning alone. It sits next to the input in every chat surface in the app.
04 · The other 42
What is behind the account
Prompt Creator above is one of 43 AI Center modules. The rest need a model behind them, which means a key, which is the one thing this page deliberately does not ask you for. They are listed so you know what you are opening rather than finding out later.
Plus 48 specialist agents in Agent Office, each with a thread that remembers a project, and LLM Builder for assembling a model configuration for one job.
The real one runs on your key
Five of the 27 providers hand out working keys with no card and no expiry, and the fastest takes under a minute. The free tier then runs everything above, with two models in Agent Mesh instead of four.
Get an API key Try the demo workspace firstQuestions people ask first
Are these real model answers?
No, and the banner at the top says so. Every answer on this page was written by hand and is replayed the same way every time, so that the demo is stable and so that nothing here costs anybody a token. The real thing runs on your own key against the live models and will phrase things differently.
Why not run the real models here?
Because it would mean us holding a key and paying for strangers' tokens, which is exactly the arrangement this product exists to avoid. A demo funded by a shared key also has to be rate limited into uselessness within a day. The honest version is a recording that says it is one.
Do I need a key to use Agent Mesh for real?
Yes, at least one. Agent Mesh needs two models to have anything to compare, so two keys is the useful minimum, and two of the free routes cover that: Google AI Studio for Gemini and Groq for Llama, neither of which asks for a card.
Is Agent Mesh in the free tier?
Yes, with up to two agents. Premium removes the cap. The models are yours either way, so what changes with the paid tier is how many can be in the room, not what they cost you.
What can I do in the app that is not shown here?
The other 42 AI Center modules, Agent Office with 48 specialists and project memory, LLM Builder, the desktop apps for Windows, macOS and Linux, and publishing a finished run to a public page. The demo covers the two things that are hardest to explain in a paragraph.