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# Myco
> Myco is the nervous system for AI-assisted software teams. It works alongside coding agents, subagents, and agent teams to provide shared project knowledge, semantic codebase awareness, and learned workflows that evolve with the project.
- Myco is not a replacement coding agent or hosted harness. It runs on your machine and works with every git project automatically when you use a supported agent, capturing development sessions into a local Grove and routing useful context back to the agents a team already uses. Local Grove data remains the source of truth. Optional Team Host lets a team join one teammate's Myco directly, connect their projects, and expose team knowledge to non-member agents through a secure read-only MCP endpoint.
+ Myco is not a replacement coding agent or hosted harness. It runs on your machine and works with every git project automatically when you use a supported agent, capturing development sessions into a local Grove and routing useful context back to the agents a team already uses. Local Grove data is the source of truth for projects not connected to a Team Host; a connected project's knowledge lives on its host until it is disconnected. Optional Team Host lets a team join one teammate's Myco directly, connect their projects, and expose team knowledge to non-member agents through a secure read-only MCP endpoint.
macOS is the supported path. Linux and Windows are in beta (Windows x64 only).
## Start here
- [Homepage](https://myco.sh/): Product overview, install command, feature summary, and supported agents.
- [Quickstart](https://myco.sh/quickstart.md): Install Myco, open the local dashboard, configure providers, and understand what happens after setup.
- [README](https://github.com/goondocks-co/myco/blob/main/README.md): Repository overview and release-facing product framing.
## Core concepts
- [Skills](https://myco.sh/skills.md): How accumulated project knowledge becomes reviewed workflows that connected agents can follow.
- [Symbionts](https://myco.sh/symbionts.md): How Myco connects to supported coding agents, including Cline, while preserving each agent's native workflow.
- [Canopy](https://myco.sh/canopy.md): Codebase awareness that helps agents understand files and architecture before they read deeply.
- [Grove management](https://myco.sh/groves.md): How users organize projects into Groves, move/archive projects, and control per-project capabilities.
- [Agent tools](https://myco.sh/agent-tools.md): MCP tools and slash-command skills available to connected agents.
- [Agent harness](https://myco.sh/agent-harness.md): Background intelligence work that extracts spores, summaries, digests, and evolving skills.
## Team features
- [Team Host](https://myco.sh/team-host.md): Join a teammate's Myco as your Team Host, connect projects, and expose team knowledge to non-member agents through a read-only MCP endpoint.
- [Collective](https://myco.sh/collective.md): Cross-project search and shared settings for multiple connected projects (not currently integrated with the daemon).
## Operations
- [Local service lifecycle](https://myco.sh/lifecycle.md): What gets captured, how the local service behaves, and what to do when something needs attention.
- [Upgrade guide](https://myco.sh/upgrade.md): Upgrade Myco, preserve existing agent settings, and verify the install.
- [Install script for macOS and Linux](https://myco.sh/install.sh): Shell installer. Linux support is in beta.
- [Install script for Windows](https://myco.sh/install.ps1): PowerShell installer. Windows support is in beta (x64 only).
## Optional
- [Migrating from OAK](https://myco.sh/migrating-from-oak.md): Import OAK activity history into Myco when relevant.
- [GitHub repository](https://github.com/goondocks-co/myco): Source code, issues, releases, and package details.