About Muse Code Wiki

Your community-driven resource center for Muse Code

Welcome to Muse Code Wiki

Muse Code Wiki is an unofficial, fan-made resource website dedicated to helping players master Meta's Muse Code terminal coding agent. We are a community-driven platform that provides comprehensive guides, setup guides, command references, agent documentation, and pricing details to support your development workflow.

Whether you're a new developer just installing Muse Code or an experienced engineer looking to optimize your agent workflows, Muse Code Wiki is here to support you every step of the way.

Our Mission

Our mission is simple: to empower Muse Code users with accurate, up-to-date information and practical guides that help them succeed with the tool. We strive to:

Provide reliable information: Keep our content updated with the latest Muse Code changes, new commands, and pricing updates
Build useful guides: Develop setup walkthroughs, command references, and cost calculators that help developers make informed decisions
Foster community: Create a welcoming space where developers can learn, share workflows, and grow together
Stay accessible: Keep all resources free and easy to use for developers of all skill levels

Our Vision

We envision Muse Code Wiki as the go-to destination for every Muse Code user seeking to improve their workflow. We want to be the resource that developers trust and rely on, whether they need setup guides, want to explore new commands, or are looking for advanced agent tactics.

What We Offer

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Setup Guides

Step-by-step installation, login, and first-run walkthroughs for macOS and Linux. Get Muse Code running in minutes.

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Commands & CLI

Terminal commands, CLI flags, and configuration options to start, continue, and control your coding tasks.

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Agents & Tasks

Background agents, parallel sub-agents, task logs, and resumable sessions. Understand how persistent multi-agent workflows operate.

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API & Muse Spark

References for Muse Spark 1.2 and the Meta Model API, including auth, request structure, and token usage.

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Pricing & Tokens

Input and output token rates, cost calculations, and plan differences. Estimate the cost of your coding tasks.

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Benchmarks & Updates

Official benchmark scores, test methodology, competitor comparisons, and release notes as Muse Code evolves.

Community-Driven

Muse Code Wiki is built by the community, for the community. We welcome contributions, feedback, and suggestions from developers of all skill levels. Our content is constantly evolving based on:

Developer feedback: Your suggestions help us improve and expand our resources
Community discoveries: Useful commands, clever agent workflows, and pro tips shared by developers
Release updates: We monitor official Muse Code updates and adjust our content accordingly
Workflow shifts: We track usage trends and update guides based on real developer experiences

Want to contribute? Whether you've discovered a useful command, found a clever agent workflow, or have suggestions for new guides, we'd love to hear from you! Reach out through our contact channels below.

About the Team

Muse Code Wiki is maintained by a dedicated team of passionate developers who love Muse Code as much as you do. We're developers first, constantly testing workflows, exploring agent capabilities, and staying updated with the latest discoveries.

Our team combines expertise in:

Tool analysis: Deep understanding of Muse Code agents, commands, and workflows
Web development: Building fast, user-friendly tools and interfaces
Content creation: Writing clear, helpful guides and tutorials
Community management: Listening to player feedback and fostering a positive environment

Project Focus: "Persistent Agents" – Tracking Muse Code's multi-agent evolution.

Important Disclaimer

Muse Code Wiki is an unofficial fan-made website. We are NOT affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with Meta Platforms, Inc. or any of its official entities.

All Muse Code content, trademarks, and materials are the property of their respective owners. We use product-related content under fair use principles for informational and educational purposes only.

Muse Code Wiki is a non-profit, community resource created by developers, for developers.

Get in Touch

We'd love to hear from you! Whether you have questions, suggestions, found a bug, or just want to say hi:

Response Time: We aim to respond to all inquiries within 2-3 business days.

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