Nat Friedman's Muse impresses with sub-150ms responses so fast users suspect a glitch
manosaie · x · 2026-09-17
A user's hands-on take on the AI coding tool Muse: responses arrive so fast that the author assumed a glitch and double-checked, calling it a new bar for snappy performance. The quoted post from Jared Palmer notes that Nat Friedman built Muse with nearly every interaction landing under 150ms — latency-first engineering as the product's defining edge.
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