Features
- Builds a parallel digital world from real-world inputs like news, policy drafts or financial indicators
- Simulates large numbers of agents with personalities, memory and independent behavior
- Runs parallel simulations to predict scenarios and future trajectories
- Generates analytical reports with ReportAgent
- Lets you talk to simulated agents and question ReportAgent
- Supports public opinion forecasting, policy simulation, crisis and PR analysis, and financial forecasting
- Simulates plot developments and possible endings for fictional works
- Open source under AGPL-3.0, runs locally from source or with Docker
Pricing Details
MiroFish currently operates on an open-source model and is free of charge for the software itself, rather than relying on a traditional paid subscription; the official repository is available to the public under the AGPL-3.0 license, and current official sources do not list any official subscription pricing for MiroFish or paid plans such as Starter, Pro, or Enterprise. It should be noted that running MiroFish locally requires external services and models according to the project’s configuration; the project requires API keys for a language model service, in addition to Zep Cloud, and any LLM interface compatible with the OpenAI SDK format can be used according to the project’s configuration; therefore, the cost of using external models or services is not part of the price of MiroFish itself. The open-source MiroFish plan is available for free ($0) and is licensed under AGPL-3.0, with access to source code, local deployment, Docker, digital world creation and simulation, multi-agents, simulation and prediction, ReportAgent within the project, interaction with agents, and a front-end interface available within the project, and access via GitHub through the public repository. However, the AI model API requires users to set up their own API keys, and Zep Cloud requires an API key. The project notes that the free monthly quota is sufficient for basic use. The project itself remains free and open source, but running it may incur costs for AI services or third-party services used in setup, which are separate from MiroFish. As for the details of the paid plans, MiroFish Open Source is priced at $0, with the project being open source under the AGPL-3.0 license, while the price of the official hosted MiroFish service has not been officially announced; there is currently no confirmed official price for a paid hosted service. Additionally, the “Starter,” “Pro,” and “Membership” plans offered by third-party sites are unconfirmed and unofficial and should not be considered part of the official project. The FAQ page on the official repository warns against websites that use the MiroFish name and offer paid plans or hosted accounts, and confirms that the official project does not sell, operate, or endorse any Starter Plan, paid membership, or hosted account from those websites, Therefore, no external prices should be listed as official MiroFish prices.