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Agent Muse
Your Agents in your pocket all the time.
The agent workspace you own. Bring your own AI agents — private by design, flat pricing, every change under review.
> It's in beta today for **both macOS and Windows**. The only difference right now: the Windows build isn't fully code-signed yet — I'm wrapping that up tonight (so you may see an "unknown publisher" prompt until it lands). I'm looking for design partners who feel the same friction I did.
Agent Muse started as a selfish project: **I just wanted a GUI for Claude Code.**
I was living in the terminal, running an agent that could genuinely do the work — but the interface was fighting me. I couldn't manage it. I couldn't see what it was doing. Approving, steering, keeping track of a session felt harder than the actual task. So I started building the front-end I wished existed.
Then I wanted the same thing for Codex. Then for Grok. And I realized the problem wasn't any one agent — it was that **every conversation I was having lived in a different silo.** Different windows, different terminals, different rules. There was no single place to run all of them, watch them, and stay in control. Nobody had built it. So I did.
That's Agent Muse: **one workspace for the agents you already run.** Bring your own engines — no lock-in, no switching just to use it. A native desktop client with multi-session tabs and a live transcript where every change stays under your review. A gateway between your agents and your tools, so capability never means free rein. And your phone becomes the key — launch, watch, steer, and approve from your lock screen while the agent waits for your go.
Two things I refused to compromise on: - **Safety is never a paid feature.** Permissions, approvals, and history are included, always. - **No meters.** One flat price — your agents' work should never run up a surprise bill.
It's in beta today for **both macOS and Windows**. The only difference right now: the Windows build isn't fully code-signed yet — I'm wrapping that up tonight (so you may see an "unknown publisher" prompt until it lands). I'm looking for design partners who feel the same friction I did.
If you've ever wanted one home for all your agent conversations — I'd love your honest feedback. What would make this the workspace *you* actually want to work in? 🙏
— weekendsuperhero
About Agent Muse on Product Hunt
“Your Agents in your pocket all the time. ”
Agent Muse was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #23 on the daily leaderboard. The agent workspace you own. Bring your own AI agents — private by design, flat pricing, every change under review.
On the analytics side, Agent Muse competes within Productivity and Artificial Intelligence — topics that collectively have 1.1M followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Agent Muse performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted Agent Muse?
Agent Muse was hunted by Mark Blake. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
For a complete overview of Agent Muse including community comment highlights and product details, visit the product overview.
Mark Blake
> It's in beta today for **both macOS and Windows**. The only difference right now: the Windows build isn't fully code-signed yet — I'm wrapping that up tonight (so you may see an "unknown publisher" prompt until it lands). I'm looking for design partners who feel the same friction I did.
Agent Muse started as a selfish project: **I just wanted a GUI for Claude Code.**
I was living in the terminal, running an agent that could genuinely do the work — but the interface was fighting me. I couldn't manage it. I couldn't see what it was doing. Approving, steering, keeping track of a session felt harder than the actual task. So I started building the front-end I wished existed.
Then I wanted the same thing for Codex. Then for Grok. And I realized the problem wasn't any one agent — it was that **every conversation I was having lived in a different silo.** Different windows, different terminals, different rules. There was no single place to run all of them, watch them, and stay in control. Nobody had built it. So I did.
That's Agent Muse: **one workspace for the agents you already run.** Bring your own engines — no lock-in, no switching just to use it. A native desktop client with multi-session tabs and a live transcript where every change stays under your review. A gateway between your agents and your tools, so capability never means free rein. And your phone becomes the key — launch, watch, steer, and approve from your lock screen while the agent waits for your go.
Two things I refused to compromise on:
- **Safety is never a paid feature.** Permissions, approvals, and history are included, always.
- **No meters.** One flat price — your agents' work should never run up a surprise bill.
It's in beta today for **both macOS and Windows**. The only difference right now: the Windows build isn't fully code-signed yet — I'm wrapping that up tonight (so you may see an "unknown publisher" prompt until it lands). I'm looking for design partners who feel the same friction I did.
If you've ever wanted one home for all your agent conversations — I'd love your honest feedback. What would make this the workspace *you* actually want to work in? 🙏
— weekendsuperhero