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Tinyhat gives Muse a team of AI specialists and a shared office to handle your tasks. You talk to Muse in one chat; it delegates work to agents for marketing, coding, design, and more. Your Office task board shows who's doing what, how the work is progressing, and what needs your attention. Get help from a whole team without managing every agent yourself.
Hi everyone, Ali here. Farid and I are launching this around a question:
What if a useful agent setup could be shared as easily as a prompt?
Getting an agent to do useful work often takes setup: skills, tools, instructions, and context. We want to make that starting point easier to share and adapt. We call it a Hat.
Our first Hat is for Muse. We wanted to give it a team of specialists and a shared Office, so we built one for ourselves and are now sharing it.
You keep talking to Muse in one chat. It delegates work to specialists for marketing, coding, design, and more. The Office task board shows who’s doing what, progress, and what needs your attention.
It’s totally free. Open tinyhat.ai/muse and follow the setup instructions with your Muse.
We’d love your feedback on two ideas:
What do you think about turning a single-agent chat into a team of specialists, with a shared Office where you can follow their work? Where would that help you, and where might it add complexity?
Would you find a reusable “Hat” useful: a setup you share with your agent that brings together the tools, instructions, and context for a specific role, giving you a starting point you can adjust? What would you need to trust or try it?
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About Tinyhat on Product Hunt
“Promote your Muse to Chief of Staff.”
Tinyhat was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 6 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #89 on the daily leaderboard. Tinyhat gives Muse a team of AI specialists and a shared office to handle your tasks. You talk to Muse in one chat; it delegates work to agents for marketing, coding, design, and more. Your Office task board shows who's doing what, how the work is progressing, and what needs your attention. Get help from a whole team without managing every agent yourself.
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Farid Kia
Hi everyone, Ali here. Farid and I are launching this around a question:
Getting an agent to do useful work often takes setup: skills, tools, instructions, and context. We want to make that starting point easier to share and adapt. We call it a Hat.
Our first Hat is for Muse. We wanted to give it a team of specialists and a shared Office, so we built one for ourselves and are now sharing it.
You keep talking to Muse in one chat. It delegates work to specialists for marketing, coding, design, and more. The Office task board shows who’s doing what, progress, and what needs your attention.
It’s totally free. Open tinyhat.ai/muse and follow the setup instructions with your Muse.
We’d love your feedback on two ideas:
What do you think about turning a single-agent chat into a team of specialists, with a shared Office where you can follow their work? Where would that help you, and where might it add complexity?
Would you find a reusable “Hat” useful: a setup you share with your agent that brings together the tools, instructions, and context for a specific role, giving you a starting point you can adjust? What would you need to trust or try it?