Prove your agents can work across boundaries — safely — before your organisation is ready to let you.
A neutral space, outside anybody's perimeter, to build and compare what is actually possible when agents have to work with systems and other agents that belong to somebody else.
Recipes
All 6 recipesGuided, runnable paths. Each clones from a repository and runs on your own machine against the Lab's hosted infrastructure.
Hello, GatewayClone a repo, run lesson one, and watch a local call reach a hosted server through the Agent Gateway.Bring the agent you already haveTake an agent you have already built and route it through the Gateway, changing as little as possible.Let an agent act for you without giving it your credentialsYour agent calls an API on your behalf and never holds the secret — the Gateway brokers it, scoped to you.
Nothing is runnable yet. Everything above is planned or in development. The catalog says so on purpose — a recipe is only marked runnable once somebody who has never seen it can clone it and get a result.
Before your first recipe
All setup3 things to put in place once. You do not run these — the Lab does.
- Get a Lab accountSign up with any email address you can receive post at — including a personal one.
- Connect your agent to the LabPoint an MCP client at the Lab catalog and sign in, so your agent can find its own way around.
- Open the sample chat client — optionalA hosted chat client, bring your own model key — talk to the Lab before you have built anything.
What your agent calls
All targets5 sample endpoints the Lab hosts. Most admit only the Agent Gateway, so you reach them through a governed path rather than directly. That is the demonstration, not an obstacle.
- InboxMCPA per-user mailbox — the target for delegation recipes, where "as whom" is the whole question.
- Lab catalogMCPThe Lab's own recipe catalog, served over MCP — the endpoint that answers "what can I do here?"
- MerchantMCPA shop that charges for its tool calls — metered access, paid per request.
- Org BA2AA permanently available agent belonging to somebody else — the counterparty for cross-boundary work.
- WeatherMCPA forecast server with no ambitions beyond answering when called.