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I would like to add built-in Muse Code support to Herdr.
I am a member of the official Muse Code team (Meta's terminal coding agent, muse CLI) and I use it inside Herdr day-to-day. Today it runs as unknown — no sidebar state, no notifications, no herdr agent wait.
Proposed support:
screen-manifest state detection (idle / working / blocked), the same model as Claude Code and Codex
herdr integration install muse for session identity, following the session-identity-only pattern (like hermes/agy): a Herdr-owned hook reports the native session id, state stays with screen detection
session restore via muse resume <id> after a Herdr restart
I already implemented this locally and verified it against the live Muse UI:
idle, working, and blocked (request-user-input) all detect through full prompt → work → question → answer cycles
the startup workspace-trust dialog reports blocked instead of falling back to idle
state returns cleanly after answering, and resume picks up the same session
This follows the same model Herdr already uses for the other supported agents, and I can help with screen evidence or UI questions from the Muse side.
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I would like to add built-in Muse Code support to Herdr.
I am a member of the official Muse Code team (Meta's terminal coding agent,
museCLI) and I use it inside Herdr day-to-day. Today it runs asunknown— no sidebar state, no notifications, noherdr agent wait.Proposed support:
herdr integration install musefor session identity, following the session-identity-only pattern (like hermes/agy): a Herdr-owned hook reports the native session id, state stays with screen detectionmuse resume <id>after a Herdr restartI already implemented this locally and verified it against the live Muse UI:
This follows the same model Herdr already uses for the other supported agents, and I can help with screen evidence or UI questions from the Muse side.
Related: #2390.
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