Deploy Mycelium beyond the workstation. Build distributed RF sensor meshes, integrate into centralized SOCs, and conduct automated remote operations via our built-in JSON-RPC interfaces.
Treat physical RF environments as queryable data endpoints.
Mycelium features a native implementation of the Model Context Protocol (MCP). This powerful JSON-RPC 2.0 interface allows external systems to securely control Mycelium instances over stdio or HTTP.
Dynamically re-task remote sensors on the fly. Tune frequencies, swap protocols, or trigger specific transmission directives from a centralized command post without needing physical access to the edge device.
The MCP interface provides LLMs and AI Agents with programmatic "tools" to interact with the electromagnetic spectrum. An AI agent can autonomously discover connected SDRs, tune to a frequency, and parse the resulting data stream entirely via JSON-RPC.
Scale your situational awareness across massive geographic footprints.
Mycelium operates natively without a GUI. Deploy lightweight, headless instances on low-power hardware (like Raspberry Pis or ruggedized industrial PCs) connected to inexpensive RTL-SDRs to create a vast, persistent sensor network.
Don't choke your network with raw IQ data. Mycelium performs demodulation and protocol parsing at the edge, forwarding only high-value, structured JSON telemetry or critical alerts back to the central server.
Use built-in TCP_Send, UDP_Send, and their corresponding receive directives to seamlessly pipe demodulated data or raw buffers between remote Mycelium instances, building complex, multi-site processing pipelines.