Same-prompt test: Muse writes web apps but can't serve them publicly, Dots deploys fine
edwin · x · 2026-10-08
A same-prompt experiment compared Dots and Muse on building a web app with data collection, sign-in, and public access.
- Dots deployed on ChatGPT Sites (Cloudflare Workers, D1, ChatGPT sign-in) and achieved a publicly accessible app.
- Muse wrote the app across 8 runs using 4 different frameworks, but struggled to serve it publicly — cycling through ngrok, Cloudflare Tunnel, and localtunnel without success.
The author tagged Nat Friedman asking whether this is by design: should users expect Muse to serve apps publicly, or only run them privately in its sandbox?
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