agents you can see
every agent is a character at a workstation. working, blocked, done — legible at a glance, without opening anything.
loading mumbl.
getting the room warmed up.
getting the room warmed up.
office sim energy meets real work
Agent work still feels like a terminal. Most people use a code editor instead — same power, legible surface. Mumbl is that surface for your agents.
walkable, no signup. wander in, type “I need help with competitor research” and watch someone walk in and take a desk.
A prototype: the interface is real, the agents are scripted. Nothing is connected to your tools yet.
every agent is a character at a workstation. working, blocked, done — legible at a glance, without opening anything.
say what you need help with. a new collaborator walks in, takes a free desk, and starts on it.
agent work stops being buried in one person's terminal and becomes something the room can see.
the whole argument
A terminal shows you a wall of scrolling text that only one person is reading. The same agents, rendered as a room, tell you who is stuck and who is finished without you reading a single line. Press T inside the demo to flip between them.
[scout] fetch pricing/6 → ok [scribe] drafted 340 words [auditor] query signups_daily → ok [auditor] query activation → DENIED [builder] 38 passing, 2 failing [scribe] done — awaiting review
you read every line to find the one that needs you.
one look tells you who is stuck. nobody had to read anything.
early access
We're picking the first real integration based on what teams actually run. The third question is the one that decides it.