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mortiφ

A local browser GUI for an existing Muse Code install, offering a persistent view of projects, tasks, conversations, permissions, activity and working-tree changes over Muse's session protocol.

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mortiφ

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A focused local browser GUI for your existing Muse Code installation.

mortiφ showing a Muse Code task

mortiφ gives Muse Code a calm, persistent interface for projects, tasks, conversations, model and permission settings, activity, and working-tree changes. Muse remains the source of truth: mortiφ detects the installation already on your machine and connects to its session protocol.

Install

You need:

  • Node.js 20 or newer
  • Muse Code installed and authenticated
  • muse --version working in a terminal

Then install and start mortiφ:

npm install --global mortiphi
mortiphi

Or run it without keeping a global installation:

npx mortiphi

mortiφ finds Muse Code, starts on an available 127.0.0.1 port, and opens the GUI in your default browser. Press Ctrl+C in the launching terminal to stop the local server. Your session data remains owned by Muse.

What you can do

  • Continue existing Muse projects and sessions
  • Start, stop, queue, steer, and resume coding tasks
  • Choose runtime-provided models, reasoning effort, and permissions
  • Respond to approvals and structured questions
  • Review activity and current working-tree changes
  • Attach images and reference workspace files
  • Recover live state after reloads and reconnects

Command options

--port <number>     Use a specific loopback port
--muse-bin <path>   Use a specific Muse executable
--no-open           Do not open the browser automatically
-V, --version       Print the mortiφ version
-h, --help          Show help

If automatic detection fails, provide the executable explicitly:

mortiphi --muse-bin /absolute/path/to/muse

Security

Workspace skills and rules are disabled by default. If you trust the repositories
you will open, launch with MORTIPHI_TRUST_WORKSPACE=1 mortiphi to load their
skills and rules (including tools that require workspace trust). This applies to
every session opened by that server process.

The application binds exclusively to 127.0.0.1, rejects foreign Host and Origin headers, uses a per-launch SameSite session cookie and CSRF token, and authorizes workspace access through

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