Xanadu
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live demo · dispatcher

A real dispatch. A real ledger row.

Click the button. We POST to xanadu.run/mcp (the production MCP server), run the code-reviewer agent on our Anthropic key against a public demo tenant capped at a few dollars per month, and surface the dispatcher’s actual response: the agent’s answer, the cost, a dispatch id you can quote back.

agent · code-reviewermodel · claude-sonnet-4.6typical cost · ~$0.004typical latency · ~10srate limit · 3 / min / IP
dispatch_agent · tenant=demo

Click the button. We’ll dispatch the code-reviewer agent against the production MCP server with a tiny canned task. Typical roundtrip is 10 to 25 seconds. You’ll see the actual ledger output below.

What just happened

  1. Your browser POSTed to /api/demo on this site (no MCP credentials in your browser).
  2. Our server initialized an MCP session against xanadu.run/mcp with the public “demo” tenant id.
  3. The dispatcher gated against the demo tenant’s monthly cap, then ran the code-reviewer agent with wait: true.
  4. The agent returned text and the dispatcher wrote one row to /data/ledger.jsonl: agent, model, cost, dispatch id, status.
  5. We surfaced the row to you with no transformation.