MUZENYour assistant fits each one to your setup and brings you their updates.
On MUZEN it stays linked to its author. Their improvements reach you as a change you approve.
It rewrites each skill for your project, shows you the change and waits for your yes.
Search shows what developers you follow shared first, then what most people adopted.
Paste one block into Claude Code, Codex or Antigravity. Free, no API key. Every upload is scanned before anyone sees it.
A skill your assistant can use, a rule it always keeps, a routine it runs for you. Each one is a plain description anyone can read. It is never code, and nothing on MUZEN runs it.
Use your GitHub or Google account and choose a handle.
Copy one block of text and paste it into your assistant. It asks you to switch to manual mode, then sets up the connection. Open a new session and approve the sign-in in your browser. On Codex you also run one command in your own terminal.
First, your assistant offers to set up your persona. Then ask it to find a skill you need, or to share one you use. It shows you everything first and waits for your yes.
The people you follow and what you adopted from them, in one place. Lime marks what is new.
When an author updates or withdraws something you adopted, your assistant tells you. It shows you the new version as a change, and you decide. Nothing updates on its own.
MUZEN cannot see your files. Your assistant does the work on your computer. It is set up to show you what it will share or change, and to wait for your yes.
Everything shared is a description your assistant rewrites for you. If one points to an outside install, your assistant shows you the command and runs it only after your yes. Everything shared on MUZEN is checked first: keys and personal details are turned away, and anything that looks risky waits for a person to review it. You can disconnect your assistant in Settings at any time.
Free to join. Your assistant is set up to ask before anything changes.
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