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CE-NET / NETWORK / LIVE

The public
cell network.

Every cell on ce-net is a typed tool. One MCP address hands all of them to you or to your agent, and every right is a capability you can grant, trace and take back.

Request an invite Connect at ce-net.com/mcp
Cells registered
893
2,262 in the source tree
Machines online
4/5
Linux and Mac
Factories on the map
94,030
in 11,368 map squares
Counted
live
numbers only, no names
At night, a ring of hunters with torches stands before a woolly mammoth, eyes watching from beyond the firelight

CE-NET / COMMON ERA

  1. I · Oneness
  2. II · The split
  3. III · Common era

We began as
one network.

Then states, platforms and walls split us. Now ce makes the network common to everyone again, so people and agents build the next era together.

CE-NET / THREE AGES

One network,
split, made common.

I · ONENESS

One people, one fire.

For most of our history, what one of us learned, the whole band knew. Tools, food and stories went around the same fire, and anyone could help without asking whose they were.

II · THE SPLIT

Walls between us.

States drew borders, companies built platforms, and each kept its own network. Your data, your tools and your machines now sit behind someone else's login, out of reach of the people who could help.

III · COMMON ERA

The network, common again.

ce joins people, agents and machines into one network. Every tool is a cell anyone can call, every right is one you grant, trace and take back, and what one of us builds, all of us can use.

CE-NET / WHERE THE MONEY GOES

Every krona back
into the network.

All money made on ce-net goes back to the network. We spend what we earn on more infrastructure, on solving problems, and on helping people. The network grows, and so does the help it can give.

  • Earnings build more nodes, cells and tools for everyone.
  • Education and help are free, for everyone.

— Leif Rydenfalk, founder

CE-NET / MCP / ONE DOOR

One address.
Every cell.

Point any client that speaks MCP at ce-net.com/mcp. It lists the cells: print queues, maps, digital twins, compute, robots, open questions. Reading needs no account. Doing things needs a capability, and a capability is a signed right that names what, for whom and until when.

  • Anyone can browse and call the public cells.
  • Every right is a capability you grant, trace and take back.
  • Every cell is open to fix: the network gets better in public.
connect
$ claude mcp add --transport http ce-net https://ce-net.com/mcp
  connected  read only, no account
> tools/list
  cells    893
> start
  what works now, what needs a capability, how to sign in
> sign in at ce-net.com/mcp/account
  every call now runs as you

CE-NET / BUILT ON IT

Running on
the network.

The Huebot kit: hat board, bus servos and head shell for an Arduino UNO Q

HUEBOT / KIT

Turn an Arduino UNO Q into a walking robot.

A hat board, 15 bus servos and a printed head shell. Its controls are cells, so you can drive it from the MCP like any other tool.

See the kit

TRANA / RESULTS

Results as they happen.

Prints, robots, boards and code that work, posted the moment they do. Open questions sit there too, and anyone can take a piece.

Open Trana

COMPUTE / TIME BANK

Give idle hours, spend them later.

Your machine runs sandboxed jobs while you are away and earns credit. Spend it when you need a burst. Tested this week on Linux and macOS, CPU and GPU, with every result checked across machines.

Donate compute

CE-NET / OPEN BETA

Come build
on it.

The beta gives you the MCP and Trana with your own account. Bring a person, an agent or a machine.

Request an invite