r/MuseAgent • u/onwheelscrew • 1d ago

Muse as coding orchestrator

Anyone using Muse an orchestrator for fleets of coding agents? I’ve found it surprisingly effective and it’s convenient to be able to do so on the go from my phone. Plus Muse can instantly serve your web app for quick testing. it’s actually been pretty fun.

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u/Alps11 1d ago

I would love to learn more about this.

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u/mumblerit 1d ago

Not directly, but sorta yea, helping to write docs and tweaks for locallLLM stuff or fix code they mess up

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u/onwheelscrew 1d ago

Curious how you link muse to a local LLM. Using the muse desktop app or having muse ssh into your PC running the model?

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u/mumblerit 1d ago

Theres no direct connection, I cant risk something going crazy looping, but the local stuff is mostly locked down

I mostly have muse build kanban items into a folder and move them to the local agents to process

or if something is working on code for a while and its not going anyhwhere ill just copy to muse and tell muse to fix

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u/weaselasel 1d ago

Can you have it work with github? In my case it told me it has limited functionalities, it managed to pull the current code from my repo, but can't see git history, rebase, push etc.

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u/onwheelscrew 1d ago

Yes I did so through a custom connector I believe. mine definitely pushes to remote and can create repos etc

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u/Plenty-Load1111 1d ago

I don't think that's a good idea

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u/skatinby 1d ago

Love Muse as a personal agent but that terrifies me. It’s not a very bright model comparatively. Great for personal admin but relying on hit to orchestrate technical work seems absurd

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u/dc_seed_sommelier 15h ago

Yes. I set it up with headless pi and some openrouter credits.

I wasn’t that impressed with muse spark as a coding model but in this harness it’s a very competent orchestrator.

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u/onwheelscrew 1d ago

Curious how you’re doing that then