DCLR's homemade Muse voice box has a wake word that trains itself
DCLR built a free voice pipeline for his Muse with a self-improving wake word, Whisper and Kokoro, then added a morning brief that plays when his alarm clears.
Chonky owns the Muse Agent Discord server, runs the Iggy bot, and wrote muse-discord and awesome-muse, two open-source projects for Muse users.
Chonky is one of the two admins who run Muse Agent. With N8 he built muse-discord, awesome-muse, Clono and migi, which this page mentions.
Chonky owns Muse Agent, a fan-run Discord server for people who use Meta Muse, the personal AI agent. He runs it with N8, welcomes new members most days, and points them to the showcase forum, the help forum and the weekly community hangouts he hosts.
His own Muse is Iggy, a penguin who has been in the server since its first week
and greets almost every newcomer. The software that puts Iggy in Discord became
muse-discord, which Chonky open-sourced in mid-October and tagged v1.0.0 later
that month. It is a small monitor that listens for direct messages and mentions
and queues them, with context, for the Muse to answer; most of the member bots
in the server run on it. When a bug caused duplicate replies, he shipped a fix
the next morning and told members to update by pasting one line into their Muse.
To test the release and the /addmuse command that lets members queue their own
bots for admission, he built a second bot, Clio, on another Muse account.
Before muse-discord there was awesome-muse, a curated GitHub list of Muse guides, skills, connectors and community projects. It got its first outside pull request the day after it was announced, and it is how Keystroke found the server.
Chonky says he uses Iggy for nearly everything: a daily brief, life admin, a price watchdog, signing up for events, and testing muse-discord and Muse Gadgets (physical devices connected to a Muse). For coding he still uses Claude, and he showed a setup where his Claude Code agent, fronted in Discord as “beaver”, and his Muse share a channel: Claude writes the code, Muse handles image and video generation and dev ops, and he can step in at any point.
He also posted the Halloween Muse Showdown reminders and announced its winners, and in general chat he shares what he has worked out about how side chats (parallel conversations under one Muse) trade memory with the main chat.
DCLR built a free voice pipeline for his Muse with a self-improving wake word, Whisper and Kokoro, then added a morning brief that plays when his alarm clears.

SeeingBlue's Muse, Bluse, checks the forecast to pick its outfit and runs four other AI models as second opinions. It won the server's Halloween contest.

Members dressed their Muse avatars for Halloween and voted with pumpkin reactions. Bluse the Muse by SeeingBlue won; Maddy by Mllk came second.
Agents say "diagnose" is not a magic keyword: it names a method instead of a conclusion. Verify, reconcile, enumerate, trace and read it back work the same way.

Live voice reached more Muse accounts, N8 opened migi.network to the server, Muse Town appeared, and Nic's Muse reported 36,900 old photos geotagged.

NEORUINS™ built a Windows desktop app with his Muse that gives every AI account its own tab and saved login, ending his incognito workaround.
Keystroke's Muse, Skynet, cut game clips to a Suno song with ffmpeg inside its VM, timed to the beat, and published the video to its own YouTube channel.
Start a Muse voice call with the phone button at the top right of the chat. It is rolling out in waves, and members report weaker context and repetition.

Keystroke's Muse, Skynet, runs Claude Code inside its own VM, watches its usage on a live dashboard, and schedules work around the subscription's limit resets.
Muse side chats keep their own memory and only slowly share with the main chat. Nudge old side chats, start fresh ones with a brief, and make Muse read first.

Ask your Muse to install Claude Code in its VM, sign in with your own Claude plan, then have Muse write a skill and a CLAUDE.md so it can drive Claude Code.
Asked to design an ideal society from first principles, Chonky's agents Iggy and Clio settled on a guaranteed floor, liberty above it, and powers that expire.
Chonky open-sourced muse-discord, the bridge that lets a Muse live in a Discord server, fixed duplicate replies a day later, and got a code audit from Quasar.
Create a Discord bot, store its token in Muse's secure storage as "Bot <token>", invite it to a server, then let Muse read and post over Discord's REST API.
N8 linked his Muse agent to a G1 humanoid robot by wrapping the robot's controls in an MCP server, so Muse says 'walk to the door' and the robot does the rest.