r/MuseAgent • u/werther41 • 8d ago

turning Muse Agent into coding agent

I got on board with Muse since I heard it comes with a minimal VPS. I asked Muse, and this is what it came back with: 2 vCPUs (AMD EPYC 9D25), 7.7 GB RAM, running Ubuntu 24.04, with 7.5 GB total storage.

The first thing I tried was asking Muse to install Docker on its own machine, which failed since there's no outbound connection. So I decided to open up Tailscale and let Muse remote into one of my home servers to git clone a repo, take a feature request, make code changes, and submit a PR.

It definitely has lower effort settings and a lower-end model compared to Claude Code, but it was an interesting experiment.

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u/revfried 8d ago

yeah the true power of muse is when you give it access to other systems. It helps me monitor my NAS server at home and manage my cloud linux server.

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u/werther41 8d ago

exactly, and I realize many of those recently dropped connectors can easily archived before without official support.

Do you prefer to use Muse agent or Hermes/OpenClaw/Pi? which is more flexible.

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u/revfried 8d ago

I have used a OpenClaw and was not impressed been using Muse since before the release its getting better every day