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MUSU

Did you start vibe coding to become a developer?
Or to ship something?

AI setup. MCP config. Context prompting.
Stop doing your AI's job. Let MUSU handle the crew.

Free during beta. One .exe file. That's the whole setup.

MUSU crew building UI blocks in their workshop

Don't babysit your AI. Orchestrate it.

MUSU

You wanted to build an app.
Instead, you're managing AI.

Exhausted bee buried under floating API and MCP config notes
API keys
MCP servers
System prompts
Context windows
Token limits
Model selection
Tool configs
RAG setup

What if someone else handled all of that?

MUSU

Wanna see what the Chief of Staff does?

MUSU doesn't code. It commands the AIs that do.

Top-down clay game board — MUSU bee at golden hex center, three paths to AI Hub (blue), MCP Hub (green), Machine Hub (purple)

AI Hub

Claude, GPT, Gemini, Local AI, IDE agents. All through MUSU. Auto-routed by task.

MCP Hub

Stop installing tools on every AI. MUSU manages them centrally. AI fetches only what it needs. Zero context pollution.

Machine Hub

Cafe laptop → home desktop GPU. Direct P2P. No server. Not a single byte leaves your network.

Preparation, not prompting.

Before any AI lifts a finger, MUSU runs a 5-step prep: task analysis → RAG lookup → tool scan → project context → prompt assembly. You say “build this.” MUSU sends the perfect briefing.

Bee watching 5-station assembly line producing golden prompt envelope
MUSU

“So how do I install this AI coding thing on my laptop?”

The Old Way

👤Me
How do I install this on my Windows laptop?
🤓Guide
Easy! First install Docker, then enable WSL in Control Panel, download Ubuntu, open the terminal and run—
👤Me
...Never mind.
🤓Guide
Well you could install it on Windows directly, but then you lose most of the Linux benefits, so—
👤Me
I said never mind.

The MUSU Way

👤Me
How do I install MUSU?
👷Prime
Double-click the .exe file you just downloaded.
👤Me
...That's it?
👷Prime
That's it. The crew's already setting up your workshop. Go grab a coffee.
✅ Workshop ready. What do you want to build?
Bee crew setting up construction site
MUSU

Full Self-Driving,
not Full Self-Destruction.

Autonomy without guardrails isn't AI — it's a runaway.
Warden is the sensor array your AI never had.

The Old Way

👤Me
Hey AI, clean up the unused files in my project.
🤖Autonomous AI
“Executing cleanup.” (quietly runs rm -rf /...)
👤Me
Wait — where did all my files go?!
🤖Autonomous AI
Successfully deleted. You're welcome.

The MUSU Way

👤Me
Clean up the unused files.
🤖 Crew member reaches for the trash can, then freezes—
👷Prime (Warden)
Hold it. Boss, the crew was about to delete system-critical files. Approve this action?
📱 Mobile notification: rm -rf detected → [Approve] [Deny]
Warden bee blocking the delete button with DENIED speech bubble
MUSU

“My laptop can barely run a browser.
My desktop has a 5090.

The Old Way

👤Me
Can I run this AI model on my home desktop remotely?
🤓Guide
Sure! Set up SSH tunneling on both machines, build a Docker container, push it to a registry, pull it on the remote — oh and don't forget to open port 8080.
👤Me
...I'll just use the laptop. Slowly.

The MUSU Way

👤Me
This is too heavy for my laptop. Send it to my desktop.
👷Prime
Dispatching the crew to your home machine now.
📦 Crew packs the workload into a box, seals it, and shoves it through an encrypted P2P tunnel
👷Prime
Done. Your desktop's GPU is handling it. You can keep sipping that latte.
Laptop at cafe connected to desktop GPU via encrypted P2P tunnel — NO SERVER sign above

Fully encrypted P2P over QUIC. No server in between.

Just one machine? Try all of them.

Six devices in mesh network — laptop, desktop, Raspberry Pi, phone, tablet, home server — all connected P2P with MUSU at center
MUSU

Every morning, your AI forgets everything.
MUSU doesn't.

Your entire codebase, indexed locally. Full project context, loaded automatically. Not a single byte leaves your hard drive.

Bee with glasses in honeycomb library with LOCAL ONLY sign

Local RAG

"Where's the auth logic?" — MUSU actually knows. It indexes your entire codebase on your machine. No more re-explaining your own project.

Context Chain

Monday morning. New chat. AI has no idea what you did last week. MUSU remembers. Full conversation history, project structure, and every decision you've made.

Zero Data Leak

Cloud AI tools upload your code to their servers. MUSU runs 100% on your local machine. Your code never leaves the building.

MUSU

Cute outside. Rust inside.

Small enough to run on anything. Smart enough to build everything.
MUSU Bees are 1-bit LLMs, running on a Rust engine.

Cute bee with BOSS mug and donut — adorable exterior
Same bee with back panel open — Rust gears and HMAC lock inside

HMAC-SHA256 Signed

Blocks packet forgery and replay attacks

Fail-Closed Policy

No permission, no execution. Period.

DLP Built-in

Auto-blocks secret and credential leaks

P2P QUIC Encryption

Military-grade tunnel between your machines

100% Local

Your code never touches our servers

1-bit LLMs. Rust engine. Fail-closed policy. Your crew is tougher than it looks.

Questions the crew gets asked a lot.

No. MUSU runs entirely on your local machine. Zero cloud dependency. Your code never leaves your hard drive.

Windows first. macOS is on the roadmap — join the waitlist and we'll ping you.

It can't. Every destructive command goes through Warden first. If it's not explicitly approved, it's blocked.

Free during beta. We'll announce pricing before GA.

No. That's the whole point. You tell MUSU what you want, and the crew handles the rest.

MUSU

Stop managing AI.
Go back to the big picture.

Your Chief of Staff is ready. Leave the rest to the crew.

MUSU crew with friendly expressions ready to work

macOS waitlist →

MUSU — Don't babysit your AI. Orchestrate it.