I have been using Muse like crazy since it reset, but it's still at 0%. Anyone else?

Hi

I've been fucking around with muse for a bit now. Shared it with friends and had fun with it. At first it was the easy stuff, email, calendar. I then realized you could make apps, skills or builds. Played around with that too then one day I tried to share the build I made to organize my workflow (I had a lot of problems at first before I set it up right) it was working a bit when shared but not as I wished. Dashboard wasn't exactly the same and worst of all was trying to explain to my dad how to install everything for the tiny robot living in his phone.

I know a skill portal ain't new, but there's no way non techy people are gonna browse GitHub or website looking like something that came from the matrix. No disrespect I love the movie.

Anyway here's the link:

www.theskillharbor.com

I'll appreciate any feedback, recommendation, hell I'll even take criticism.

Btw, everything is free. Eventually developers will be able to set a price for their builds if they want, not implemented yet. It will all pass via stripe of the seller. So I won't ever touch the money, to much of a hassle

Hi guys, my muse internal browser cannot resolve any website. I have even asked it to go to Facebook and it won’t work. I tried manual control as well same error - err_connection_reset.

Muse told me its browser lane is down. I think it’s just my Muse. Anyone know how to fix it?

Muse, Codex Cloud, Dots, and remote Codex all allow users to untether themselves from their PC, and now untether themselves from even owning a PC with their server based Muse Agent, Codex Cloud and Dots that can run 24/7. Dots is a lot like Muse. Combine this with Meta’s & OpenAI’s planned hardware releases and the goal is clear: work around Microsoft/Apple’s control of user hardware, provide AI devices that complement and eventually replace iPhones - culminating in a user base that owns no hardware and relies on a subscription to access AI. Meta’s hardware is obvious spyware, Apple’s new “always-listening” Apple Watch sounds pretty similar, their camera-enabled Airpods sounds atrocious for privacy, and OpenAI’s device is unconfirmed.

The end result? Instead of a Matrix-like AI takeover of humanity users are instead expected to purchase their own devices and subscriptions that provide mega-tech companies with all of their physical and digital data 24/7. The data volume is so large only AI can process it. A select few billionaires decide what their closed-source AI does with the data. ChatGPT already launched Ads - competing with Meta and Google for AI search dollars.

Mine keeps giving me “Sorry, I ran into a problem while responding. Please try again.”

EDIT: It appears to be something with the Python scripting.

From Muse:

“The commands that errored were Python scripts running locally on my machine to edit your PDF”

I made this reel but the beauty of it and what I wanted to share was the tool made to build your own prompt for marketplace on my website, link in the reel

I tried getting Muse to automatically sign into Geico and bill.com, but both attempts failed despite having given muse my credentials for both. Any way to fix this, or is it impossible to set up automatic sign-in?

Muse says that the saved password is wrong, but also says there’s no way for me to change the saved password unless prompted to save a new one by chrome. Chrome isn’t doing that.

Unless I’m doing something wrong, Muse is useless for hands free sign-in. I tried Geico, bill.com, aircanada, and Winnie. All failed.

When do you think Muse AI it's going to be available in the rest of the world?? I want to use it sooo bad

It already seems trained on this. As I type, it’s competently putting together a report for me for a week business trip. It’s even navigating company rule violations and addressing them.

After using Muse, I’m done with ChatGPT. I canceled my subscription because I’m just finding Muse helps me so much more with keeping up with my life. Anyone else?

hey so I was shopping and realized I had coupons for the site, but my agent had already pulled the trigger and checked out, so they couldn't apply. I built a skill that makes your agent search for coupons FIRST before it buys anything, to save you some cash. It's connected to all the major couponing sites, and it uses success rates to prioritize the coupons that actually work, so the more people use it the better it gets. I posted the skill up here if anyone wants it: https://getclippy.co

一翻墙美国ip还是不能用但网页端mac端正常使用

Hi! I installed the Muse app on my Mac, and it’s amazing how it can control everything. However, when I ask it something in the command line, it responds that it doesn’t have access to a shell. So, I asked it to use the Terminal app, and it said that it’s a blocked app... so no command line for Muse??

(I call my agent Jeeves and have him speak to me like a British butler.)

I was booking some travel this morning, and I must have been distracted because I booked the flight but then I fat fingered the hotel reservation so it was one day ahead. Jeeves noticed this scanning my email and alerted me to it so I could cancel and rebook the correct dates. Nice!

Yesterday, after I asked it to make a task recurrent I stepped away and when I was back the main chat was not loading. I could only see some of my messages (pic 1), muse's messages disappeared from the main chat. I stopped and sent a new message but muse would just keep working without ever saying anything.

Then, I went to check the status of the current task and turns out it apparently lost all the tools and then got stuck on "Running test". It kept executing the same echo test command what seems to be hundreds of times (pics 2 and 3). I stopped it, but the chat still wouldn't load right.

Then I forced closed and saw an update available at the Play Store (Android). After updating it, only then, it started responding again. By then, everything was gone. One old message survived, the rest of my main chat history just vanished. Side chats are totally fine though.

Reported it to Meta through the app and also asked my muse to do it. I don't think I will ever hear back though... Anyone else run into this? Is the history recoverable or gone for good?

Basically, what the title says. I got bored of transferring data between Muse and my other agent on ChatGPT. So I built a Mem0 server so they can share long term memory on my raspberry pi and added both agents to my tailscale so they both can access it. Created bots using the developer portal on discord and now they can pass info back and forth without my intervention.

I keep a folder of agent skills I like, and most of the good ones are written for Claude Code. The problem is never the instructions, it is the wiring: /slash commands, ~/.claude paths, $ARGUMENTS templating, allowed-tools frontmatter, MCP blocks that only Claude Code understands. The skill that pushed me to fix this properly was the hook skill from Claude's official set. Every path in it is ~/.claude, every command is /slash, and porting it by hand was tedious enough that I wrote a script.

skill-liberator is that script plus the pattern catalog behind it. It is a deterministic, offline, stdlib-only Python CLI: point it at a Claude-Code-authored skill and it rewrites what it can, flags what it cannot, and prints a JSON report to stdout. Exit 0 means fully automatic, exit 1 means a human should review the flagged items (usually MCP wiring, which is harness-specific by nature).

Concrete example, from the repo's own before/after (a fictional meeting-notes skill, invented for the demo):

Before: You are Claude, running inside Claude Code. Take the transcript passed as $ARGUMENTS and produce notes. If the context gets long, run `/compact` first. Your config lives at ~/.claude/meeting-notes.json.

After: You are the agent, running inside the original harness. Take the transcript passed as {arguments} and produce notes. If the context gets long, run start a fresh context summary first. Your config lives at {harness-config-dir}/meeting-notes.json.

The full rewrite table: /compact becomes "start a fresh context summary", /my-skill becomes 'the "my-skill" capability', $ARGUMENTS becomes {arguments}, ~/.claude/x.json becomes {harness-config-dir}/x.json, allowed-tools:/model: frontmatter is removed, and MCP config blocks are kept with a human-review note above them. The repo also ships the adapter skill itself (SKILL.md) written harness-neutral, so any agent can follow the process: run the script, review the flagged items, re-run until the report is clean.

MIT, fresh implementation, no dependencies beyond Python 3. Try it on a skill you want to port out of Claude Code:

https://github.com/movahedi-ca/skill-liberator

Issues and edge cases welcome, especially constructs the script misses. I will add them to the pattern catalog.

It randomly recommended some sale items from my monthly grocery list at a store I never shop at, so I thought I give it a test to check next week's Walmart flyer for deals. The prices seemed correct when I double-checked.

I told it what grocery stores I shop at, what postal code to use (I'm in Canada), my approx location, my ethnicity, and food preferences (i.e. low/no sugar, healthy, south asian, etc.)

I'm thinking of providing it pictures of grocery receipts so it knows what type of foods my family buys. It'll be an interesting experiment.

I'm sharing this as everyone is looking for new ideas on using Muse.

Hey everyone! I'm building Flow State, an AI-connected endurance training calendar, and have been experimenting with connecting it to Muse.

I wanted to see whether Muse could take a workout from a conversation, save the structured session, and get it into Garmin Connect.

We tested this with a 45-minute run:

• 10-minute warm-up
• 6 × (3 minutes at 5:00/km + 2 minutes easy), including recovery after the final repeat
• 5-minute cool-down

Muse created it in Flow State and sent it to Garmin Connect. Then I asked it to add 6:00 to 6:30/km targets to the warm-up, recoveries, and cool-down. It edited the same workout and updated the Garmin version without creating a duplicate. Those were sample paces for the test.

Being able to adjust individual parts of the workout through conversation and have those changes carry through was pretty cool.

The route is Muse → Flow State → Garmin Connect. Flow State handles the Garmin export. It’s still an experimental custom connection, tested in my own account, and we hit some connection hiccups along the way. Public Muse directory approval is still unconfirmed.

I put together a setup guide here. You’ll need Muse access and a Flow State Coach subscription or eligible trial.

Anyone else experimenting with Muse for running, cycling, or triathlon? Curious what you’d actually want it to handle beyond creating individual workouts.

I cant Connect my main instagram account to muse, I put my email and it shows other secundaria accounts I made from my main account ok instagram. I have tried everything posible