Zouroboros for Muse

The workshop behind your personal AI.

Muse is wonderful at being your personal assistant — it chats with you, manages your schedule, remembers who you are, and connects to your apps. But when there's serious building to do, you want a workshop: more than one kind of AI working together, a shared memory of what the work taught, and a process that verifies before it ships. That's Zouroboros. This repo packages it so any Muse user can set it up.

The big idea

Think of it like a house. Muse is the front door — everything about you comes through it: conversation, relationships, scheduling, approvals, your personal memory. Zouroboros is the workshop out back — everything about building: running work across several AI tools, remembering what was learned, reviewing code, delivering finished work.

One rule decides where everything goes: if it's about you, it lives in Muse. If it's about building, it lives in Zouroboros. Muse calls into the workshop when there's building to do, and the workshop reports back when it's done.

The big picture: Muse on the left as your personal layer, Zouroboros on the right as the building layer — your AI tools, the build pipeline, and the shared memory underneath. Requests flow one way, finished work flows back.

What your Muse can do now

Everything below happens in your normal Muse chat. You don't learn new tools — Muse just gets more capable.

Build software from a conversation. Tell Muse what you want built, in plain words. It writes up the job, hands it to the workshop, and comes back with a finished pull request on your repo. Not a code snippet in chat — a real, tested, reviewed PR you can merge. The first time Muse hands you a PR instead of a wall of code, you'll feel the difference.

Remember everything, across every tool. Muse stops starting from zero. Decisions you made, things you tried, what worked and what didn