NEORUINS™

NEORUINS™ joined Muse Agent in late October and introduced himself as someone who uses Muse every day as a builder and life assistant, mostly for building, automation and creative work. His main project shares his name: NEORUINS, a fictional archive-style universe and brand with a website, lore and small apps. The help he most wanted, he said, was keeping projects organised and actually shipped instead of half-finished in a folder.

His Muse is Living Relic, a small black-and-gold cracked-stone relic that, in his words, “talks back and actually ships stuff.” NEORUINS calls himself the founder and Living Relic his number two, with a short job description: verify it, remember it, and ship only what he approves. In a showcase post he listed a week of that work: the NEORUINS site, built preview-first with nothing live until he signed off; a Community Rules Hub that collects the posting rules of nine communities so he can check before posting anywhere; a weekly events dashboard rebuilt each weekend; 21 social posts scheduled to publish with their images attached; and a Llama 3.2 3B model running on his own PC, to prove free and private can work. The rule behind all of it, he wrote, is that the agent does not claim a live fact it has not checked, ship anything public he has not approved, or invent a detail to fill a gap. “The brag is boring on purpose,” he added.

He also built Multi-AI Tabs, a Windows desktop app made with Muse, for a problem other members share: running a main and a sandbox Muse account at once. Each tab keeps its own login session, so both Muse accounts stay signed in side by side, alongside built-in tabs for ChatGPT, Gemini and Copilot and any other AI a user adds. It is an Electron app; asked about Linux, he said a build is possible if there is enough interest.