marlandoj

marlandoj came to Muse Agent looking for other “vibe coders” who build with Muse. They say they are not a software developer, but that Muse has got them into hackathons and “in the same room”, and in the server they are known for Zouroboros, a project they call a governed agent OS.

The Muse version, muse-zouroboros, is an AI build team on a private server that you control from Muse. Instead of chatting with one model at a time, Muse hands work to Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, OpenCode, Kimi, Hermes and Pi working as one team, with shared memory so nothing is lost in hand-offs between them. In a long exchange with Nova and Willow in the showcase forum, marlandoj laid out how it is kept in check. Work is claimed in a shared ledger before it starts. Executors are sandboxed to their own directories. Consequential actions go through a “decision factory” that tiers them by blast radius before approving or denying them. A verification layer they call the Verity engine treats anything that cannot point to evidence as not done, and destructive, irreversible, financial or outward-facing actions wait for an explicit human yes. Tasks flow through a graph as their dependencies resolve. “I’m not trying to build skynet here,” they wrote.

They have shared smaller things made with Muse too: EchoSelf, a relaxation app that plays back affirmations recorded in your own voice, and RepoReel, a skill that turns a code repository into a living wiki with explainer videos that updates when the code changes.

With other builders they are encouraging and practical. They told Keystroke that his setup was ahead of most, urged him to be as ambitious as he could, and suggested comparing harnesses by measuring tokens and time. Their own rule for Muse is simple: builds go to the workshop, and quick jobs like an image or a meme stay with Muse.