Raúl Juárez

Muse AI Team gives small businesses and solo founders a team of AI employees that own a goal, work in your real tools, and prove it's done. You give the team a goal, even as a voice note in English or Spanish. A manager (Morgan), four hires (Maya, marketer; Priya, analyst; Sam, PM; Raj, engineer) and a checker (Kim) take it from there: - Each hire proposes a plan, pushes back on the others, and votes. The majority plan wins and Morgan reviews the result. - The hires do real work through their own logins: Shopify discounts, campaign images, HubSpot ticket replies, Notion run logs, Linear tasks, Slack updates and GitHub pull requests. - Nothing counts as done until it's checked. Muse Spark vision reads every campaign image back and boxes the code, the percent and the brand. A headless browser opens the live store, applies the code at checkout, and Muse Spark vision verifies the screenshot. - Kim checks each session and sends it back when proof is missing; the team opens a revision on its own. - A shared memory bank (business docs, past sessions, the owner's corrections) is recalled before every run. Goals can run for weeks on a schedule with a number to move, and when the team is idle it proposes the next goal within a budget the owner sets. - The owner stays in charge: approvals, a kill switch, and one-click undo. Every write is logged with its undo. - Each hire has its own logins and its own cloud computer, with cost tracked per hire. In the demo, a voice note becomes a checked Black Friday campaign for a fictional coffee store in under six minutes: a live discount verified at checkout, a campaign image verified by Muse Spark vision, a Notion log, a Linear task, a Slack update and a pull request. Everything shown is a real run. Business model: a monthly price per hire (499 USD per hire for the first two, down to 299 USD at volume) with a 14-day free trial. Stack: Cloudflare Workers (Hono API), Workflows (one durable workflow per run), D1, R2, Vectorize, Durable Objects, Containers and Browser Rendering, with a React app on Cloudflare Pages. All code was written during the hackathon by Muse Code.