Muse Code Bridge

Call Muse Code from Codex / ChatGPT desktop, using your Muse Code subscription or an explicit pay-as-you-go API key. Ask for an independent code review, compare approaches, or delegate an implementation, then continue the same Muse conversation. Hermes and OpenCode integrations are works in progress and currently untested in those hosts.

Choose between Muse as a collaborator through MCP tools and skills, or the experimental combined OpenAI/Muse model picker on macOS. The ChatGPT + Muse companion shortcut uses one native task server and a local model gateway. The original ChatGPT icon remains available for ordinary launches. Live provider switching and native tool handoffs have passed; actual mobile Remote behavior and automatic GUI picker refresh remain unverified.

Community integration requiring Muse Code 1.0.3+ and Muse Session Protocol v1. The shared launcher is currently limited to the tested desktop executable, codex-cli 0.154.0-alpha.6.2. This repository contains no credentials and no hosted relay.

The included skills define two responsibility splits: muse-implement lets Muse implement and test while the host scopes and verifies; muse-review lets Muse critique while the host verifies findings and owns fixes. The shared muse skill supports consultation and session handling. See the skill catalog, installation, and usage.

Codex bundles the complete collection. The work-in-progress Hermes/OpenCode installers accept --skills implement, --skills review, or --skills all. Omit the flag to preserve the previous selection on updates (all on a fresh installation). --list-skills lists the catalog without contacting Muse.

Install

Repository: danny-hines/muse-code-bridge.

New here? Share the quick setup guide. It includes a one-command install, copy-ready prompts for an agent, and instructions for switching back.

The bootstrap installs MCP tools, skills, dependencies, and the source/bundles needed by the companion shortcut. It does not install the shortcut or activate the combined picker automatically. Legacy provider-replacement commands remain disabled. If an earlier installation hid your models, follow the [recovery instructions](docs/native-provider.md#switching-