Most AI agents ask you to trust them. MUGEN assumes you shouldn't. Every action passes a pre-dispatch chain — is this agent live, is it in scope, can it afford this, do you need to approve it — before a single dollar moves.
無限 — "unlimited". Industry-agnostic. Bring your own keys.
Live today, no mockups — chat with vision and voice, generate and ship media, connect your own AI providers, and keep everything governed by a real operations layer.
The agent answers questions — or recognises a task and dispatches it through the engine.
AI images, avatar videos and motion videos — with a real gallery to keep them.
Connect your own Google Drive or Dropbox in one click.
A 290+ provider catalog, OmniRoute-style, with per-model pricing.
Connect the platforms your business lives in.
Answers come from your documents, not generic web guesses.
Speak naturally, the agent listens, acts, and remembers.
Industry-grade durable workflows under the hood.
Your tenant, your data, your keys — never shared.
Nothing dispatches until all five clear. The chain runs before execution, not after — a blocked task costs nothing because it never ran.
Is this agent live, and is the workspace running? A paused agent cannot be woken by a request.
Is this skill inside the agent's declared scope? Agents cannot reach for tools they were never granted.
Does one execution exceed its per-skill ceiling? Caps are set per agent, in dollars.
Would this push the workspace past its monthly limit? The ledger is checked, not assumed.
Is something looping? Burst limits stop a runaway agent before it becomes an invoice.
Four levels, set per agent, changed at any time. Start every agent watching. Promote the ones that earn it.
Watches and reports. Takes no action of its own — the safest place to start a new agent.
Prepares the work and waits. You get a card with the action, the cost, and one button.
Acts alone inside its budget and policy envelope. Steps outside, and it comes back to you.
Routine background operations, unattended. Every action still lands in the audit trail.
An industry pack seeds your agents, their skills, their spending caps and the domains they are allowed to reach. Change anything afterwards.
Catalog sync, order lookup, inventory adjustment and ad campaign management.
Listing sync, buyer qualification and automated viewing scheduling.
Billing, CRM sync, lead enrichment and follow-up sequences.
Intake parsing, appointment scheduling and reminder delivery. Observer by default.
Avatar video, product motion graphics and multi-platform publishing.
The cap is the product, not an upsell. Your workspace cannot spend past it, whatever an agent decides to try.
No sales-speak — what MUGEN is, how the safety chain works, and what your keys stay yours.
MUGEN (無限) is an AI Business Control Tower: a single console where you connect your AI providers, agents, channels and cloud tools, set hard spend ceilings, and watch every action before it runs. It is industry-agnostic — the same control plane works for e-commerce, agencies, and internal operations.
Every dispatch runs through a five-stage safety chain before anything executes: identity, authority, spend ceiling, rate quota, and approval gates. Monthly caps are enforced against the live cost ledger — a workspace cannot spend past its ceiling, whatever an agent decides to try.
No. MUGEN is bring-your-own-key (BYOK): provider keys, model access and cloud credentials stay in your workspace's encrypted vault, scoped to your tenant, and are never shared across workspaces. You can connect OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and dozens of other providers with your own keys.
Yes — the approval gate is part of the standard safety chain. Tasks that need a human decision park in the Approvals page with estimated cost and risk, and the workflow resumes only after you confirm. Autonomy levels let you choose how much rope each agent gets.
AI chat and voice, media generation, a knowledge base for retrieval, and 160+ connectors — CRM, e-commerce, email, cloud storage (Google Drive / Dropbox), social publishing, content management, and more. You can also connect your own agent over the relay.
Yes. Every workspace is a hard tenant: sessions, credentials, media, memories and knowledge are scoped to the authenticated tenant, and API routes fail closed (401) without one. Tenant isolation is verified by live-engine isolation tests.
Choose an industry, set a ceiling, and watch the first agent work before you give it any rope.
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