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Muse's browser stack and how it works

2 pointsby 32m agomouse.dev
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32m agoHN ↗

author here. this is my part 3 of exploring the muse file system. my previous two articles made the front page of hacker news this week covering the initial findings and a mysterious azure/muse-special model I found in the agent logs.

In this rendition I dug through Muse’s runtime files to understand how its browser use works.

I found an 18MB Rust controller and broker managing Chromium, remote browser VMs, residential IPs egress profiles, and separate paths for scheduled and proactive browsing tasks.

blog is above. original thread here on x: https://x.com/heypeterjames/status/2104714573920063801