MuseBench

I built MuseBench because I wanted the kind of desktop experience people enjoy in Codex and Claude Code, built around Meta's Muse tools. Those apps make working with a coding agent feel familiar. Not everyone wants to spend their time in a terminal. I wanted a visual workspace where people could use Muse Code, keep their projects and conversations organised, and see what the agent is doing. MuseBench brings Muse Code, Muse AI/Meta AI chat, and Muse Bot into one Windows app. The coding workspace has project chats, a prompt queue, a browser, and panels for reviewing files and changes. Users can point at a page element, add comments or dictate feedback, then bring that context into the conversation. The familiar layout is intentional. My focus is making Muse approachable and useful in day-to-day work, with fewer windows to manage and a clear way to guide the agent and review its output. The app is available on GitHub with a Windows installer. I have also released the original source code under MIT so other developers can try it and build on it.