Nat Friedman gives away 5,000 open-source Muse Home Link dongles to connect AI to smart homes
altryne · x · 2026-10-03
Nat Friedman's team launched Muse Home Link, a USB-C powered dongle that lets the Muse AI assistant connect to a home network and control smart home devices like TVs and speakers via HTTP.
- First batch of 5,000 units ships in a few weeks
- Free for Muse subscribers while supplies last
- All hardware/software code is open source
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