v0.8.0 — Muse Code as a sixth client

Muse Code joins Claude Code, Grok, Codex, Copilot CLI, and Antigravity: capture and recall, set up with rutter-memory install-hook --client muse.

Install

Claude Code:

/plugin marketplace add shinytoyrobots/rutter
/plugin install rutter@rutter

Choose your notes folder when asked, then run /reload-plugins. Already installed? Run /plugin marketplace update rutter, update the plugin, and restart Claude Code. Requires Node 22 or newer.

Other clients: npm install -g rutter-memory, then follow your client's path in Getting started. Grok uses the Claude Code plugin. Muse Code has its own setup path.

What changed

• Muse Code is a sixth client. rutter-memory install-hook --client muse adds capture for Meta's
  terminal agent (muse). It adds the Stop hook and an optional rutter server entry to
  ~/.config/muse/settings.json, and a marked block to ~/.config/muse/AGENTS.md. The block is
  required: in testing, Muse's model wrote summary lines only with it in place. Muse runs hooks with a
  cleared environment, so the notes folder and an absolute node are baked into the hook; pass
  --vault to choose the folder. The installer keeps your other settings, hooks and servers, refuses a
  symlinked or unparseable file, never changes text outside its own block, and records client: muse.
  Verified with Muse Code 1.4.10. In an untrusted workspace that has its own AGENTS.md, the rule loaded
  in only 1 of 4 trial runs. Setup is in
  Getting started.
• The Stop hook now bounds its capture process, for every client. hooks/librarian-stop.sh runs the
  capture under a small supervisor that stops it after 20 seconds (LIBRARIAN_CAPTURE_TIMEOUT_SEC
  changes that) and always exits cleanly with nothing on stdout. Muse holds a turn for as long as a
  hook runs. The cost is one extra Node process per capture.