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shroom.ai/multiculti
Upload material, select a shroom, then shroom it into new work. Every output stays connected to what it grew from.
Click a shroom to look under the cap: media, attribution, and lineage.
shroom.ai/multiculti
Choose a mother shroom to load its strain onto the board.
Confirm references and prompt.
Channel-owner inbox for submitted shrooms, curator notes, rewards, and provenance checks.
Prototype view for organic participation credits, redemption codes, and return hooks.
Supabase Auth stores the session in an HTTP-only cookie. Participation credits below come from append-only ledger rows when logged in.
Demo mode. Log in to test persisted Sprint 1 credits.
Channel owner access is controlled by the stored role on the user row. Contributors receive 403 from owner routes.
Try demo code VINYL5 to simulate a vinyl insert or Bandcamp code.
Harvested shrooms listed as digital downloads. Purchases are stubbed; delivery uses signed URLs.
Spore upload permissions for Mycelial Order collaborators.
Channel owners can change the headline that appears on the board.
These draft terms apply at the door and freeze onto future shrooms. They do not move money yet.
Channel owners can grant another Mycelial Order channel owner permission to add spores.
Let wild users submit edge ideas around a strain, then surface the strongest ones for channel review.
Comments are plain text and tied to this shroom.
Upload one piece of raw material into the active strain.
Root a new mother shroom for this channel. Material can start empty or include one mother file.
Choose whether the next shroom is generated here or made organically offline.
The platform knows which prompts, files, and parent shrooms are used.
Generate from the selected material while automatic attribution stays attached. AI generation is billed separately and never uses participation credits.
Badge: alien mushroom. Attribution: automatic. Used material: recorded by the system.
Take stems, images, prompts, and references offline into Ableton, Photoshop, a camera, a notebook, or a studio.
When the offline work is ready, upload it back into the project as an organic shroom.
Channel owners can add up to 12 stems, loops, references, lyrics, or prompts under the cap.
Manual attribution is required now. Later, detection can suggest likely source material and support moderation.
Organic uploads require one explicit acknowledgement before they can be submitted.