A Weekly Self-Maintenance Loop: Making the Muse Harness Manage Its Own Sessions
brandon_galang · x · 2026-09-29
The author highlights a non-obvious usage of the Muse harness: it can manage itself—handling side chats and searching other sessions for details. His concrete practice is a weekly Sunday check that cleans up and updates his goals, side chats, and recurring schedules.
The post ends with a referral code (IQ7RMV, 1B banked tokens for both parties in the first 48 hours), but the core value is the self-managing agent workflow.
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