Launching today

Agent Muse
Your Agents in your pocket all the time.
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Your Agents in your pocket all the time.
2 followers
The agent workspace you own. Bring your own AI agents ā private by design, flat pricing, every change under review.




> It's in beta today for **both macOS and Windows**. The only difference right now: the Windows build isn't fully code-signed yet ā I'm wrapping that up tonight (so you may see an "unknown publisher" prompt until it lands). I'm looking for design partners who feel the same friction I did.
Agent Muse started as a selfish project: **I just wanted a GUI for Claude Code.**
I was living in the terminal, running an agent that could genuinely do the work ā but the interface was fighting me. I couldn't manage it. I couldn't see what it was doing. Approving, steering, keeping track of a session felt harder than the actual task. So I started building the front-end I wished existed.
Then I wanted the same thing for Codex. Then for Grok. And I realized the problem wasn't any one agent ā it was that **every conversation I was having lived in a different silo.** Different windows, different terminals, different rules. There was no single place to run all of them, watch them, and stay in control. Nobody had built it. So I did.
That's Agent Muse: **one workspace for the agents you already run.** Bring your own engines ā no lock-in, no switching just to use it. A native desktop client with multi-session tabs and a live transcript where every change stays under your review. A gateway between your agents and your tools, so capability never means free rein. And your phone becomes the key ā launch, watch, steer, and approve from your lock screen while the agent waits for your go.
Two things I refused to compromise on:
- **Safety is never a paid feature.** Permissions, approvals, and history are included, always.
- **No meters.** One flat price ā your agents' work should never run up a surprise bill.
It's in beta today for **both macOS and Windows**. The only difference right now: the Windows build isn't fully code-signed yet ā I'm wrapping that up tonight (so you may see an "unknown publisher" prompt until it lands). I'm looking for design partners who feel the same friction I did.
If you've ever wanted one home for all your agent conversations ā I'd love your honest feedback. What would make this the workspace *you* actually want to work in? š
ā weekendsuperhero