Tracking Daily Updates to Meta's Muse Skills

Tracking Daily Updates to Meta's Muse Skills After examining a filesystem tarball from Meta's muse agent, the author configured muse to run daily checks on changes to its internal skills and publish them to a public GitHub repository. The author automated daily monitoring of muse's skill updates, publishing the tracked changes in a public GitHub repository. The tracked skills include documentation for bespoke Rust CLI tools and an outline of muse's internal Postgres database schema.

作者通过自动化追踪并公开Meta Muse智能体的技能更新 作者在探索Meta推出的Muse智能体文件系统时，发现其技能集会定期更新，因此让Muse自动每日检测技能变动并推送至公开的GitHub仓库。 作者评价Muse在网页浏览和处理验证码方面表现突出，并观察到其仓库频繁重构Rust代码与更新技能。 追踪到的技能更新已公开至GitHub，内容涵盖Muse定制的Rust命令行工具说明以及一份详尽的Postgres数据库模式文档。

When Meta's 'muse' first launched, like a number of other folks, I asked it to build me a tarball of its filesystem. I had some fun exploring that and have some stuff I should write up. Muse feels really well put together. It's not my only agent, but I find myself actually using it. It's especially good at web browsing. It's *much* more willing to work through CAPTCHAs than some of its competitors. Make of that what you will. One of the more interesting bits I found while spelunking is the set of skills muse has access to. A couple days after doing this for the first time, I realized I should ask it to send me daily updates about what changes. It looks like they're doing big frequent rebuilds of all the rust code in the repo. They're also doing regular updates to the skills. To get a handle on that, I asked muse to automate a daily check of skill changes and to push those changes into a git repo. That repo is now public on GitHub at [https://github.com/obra/muse-skills/tree/main](https://github.com/obra/muse-skills/tree/main) Many of the skills are very short explanations of how to use one of muse's bespoke rust cli tools, but some of them have...more. [https://github.com/obra/muse-skills/blob/main/muse\_db/references/schema.md](https://github.com/obra/muse-skills/blob/main/muse_db/references/schema.md) is particularly interesting. It's basically a rundown of everything in muse's Postgres database....and there's a lot there.