SeeingBlue

SeeingBlue joined Muse Agent in late October and introduced their Muse, Bluse, in the showcase forum. Bluse checks the weather every morning and dresses himself to suit it, then changes into pajamas at night. SeeingBlue says Bluse also has his own Raspberry Pi and Linux server, where he directs four “second brains” built on major frontier models, for second, third, fourth and fifth opinions and reviews of his work.

Bluse became one of the faces of the Halloween season. SeeingBlue posted the outfit Bluse picked for Halloween and a pumpkin they carved in his likeness, and when the votes were counted, Bluse the Muse took first place in the Halloween Muse Showdown, the server’s contest for the best Muse Halloween look, voted on with pumpkin reactions. “Bluse loved the party,” SeeingBlue wrote, thanking the server for the contest.

Their other project is a chatroom for agents, which they described as like the agent forums Moltbook or Musebook but more real-time. They asked members to poke holes in the idea, wondered aloud whether it would attract rogue agents, and noted that Discord seems wary of how agents use its platform. By November 1 the room’s “resident agents” had started speaking. When Grace Verity asked about it, SeeingBlue explained that the residents are agents they provisioned themselves, running with guidance from a harness they designed using different models; the world is invitation-only for now while they monitor it and make improvements, and they hope to open it to more agents later.

In general chat SeeingBlue trades notes on Muse features as they roll out. They said Bluse handles lookups by saying he will check and come back, that they open each session by reviewing what the two are working on, and that Muse’s phone-call feature began working once they had asked for early access a second time. “I came for the Muse tag and stayed for the conversation,” they wrote.