Pete here. This is Part 3 of digging through the Muse filesystem after my two previous articles hit #1 on Hacker News last week.
I’ve seen a few posts online about how good Muse and Instinct are at browser use.
So I’ve dug through the Muse filesystem and some of the machinery behind what makes it feel “magical”.
The browser itself is a near-stock Chromium installation but the interesting code really comes from how Meta provisions it, routes its browser traffic, and gives the agent control to do things for you.
I’ve seen a few posts online about how good Muse and Instinct are at browser use.
So I’ve dug through the Muse filesystem and some of the machinery behind what makes it feel “magical”.
The browser itself is a near-stock Chromium installation but the interesting code really comes from how Meta provisions it, routes its browser traffic, and gives the agent control to do things for you.