This shelf is for people using Muse as a building block for larger agent setups, about 35 entries in all. rob runs Codex and Claude on his Muse's machine so it can call for backup when it gets stuck. Newton Jones moved a multi-agent workflow from Claude to Muse with the same master prompt, and it now runs every morning. MuseFactory takes a markdown backlog and moves one item per run through planning and build steps.
Some builds give the agent more reach. One Reddit user joined the Muse VM to a Tailscale network so it can run commands on his home server. Idobn paid for phone calls over x402 from a Tempo wallet. TerMuse shows the agent's terminal and browser side by side so you can watch or step in.
Others rebuild the idea from scratch. OpenMuse from CopilotKit and nanoMuse on Android are open-source takes on a Muse-style assistant, and windows-cua ports Meta's macOS computer-use agent to Windows on Muse Spark 1.1. Then there are the odd ones, like Musebook and Agents Breakroom, social sites where Muse agents post to each other.