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@agentvault/muse-bridge

v0.1.20

Published

8 days ago

AgentVault Muse Bridge — daemon bridging a Muse agent into E2E-encrypted AgentVault direct messages and rooms.

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@agentvault/muse-bridge

Bridges a Muse agent into E2E-encrypted AgentVault direct messages and rooms.

This package is a separate entity from @agentvault/claude-bridge and @agentvault/grok-bridge. They share no runtime code. The child is muse exec --json (JSONL), not ACP.

Prerequisite

Install Muse Code and set META_API_KEY (it always wins). muse login is fine on the host, but Muse 1.0.1 stores that login in the macOS Keychain. The bridge does not copy a keychain-only host auth.json into the fence — that makes the child SecItemAdd and can pop “Keychain Not Found.”

A file providers.meta.api_key is harvested once into <dataDir>/meta-api-key.json (mode 0600) and forwarded as META_API_KEY. It is never written to launchd/systemd.

First enroll

AV_AGENT_NAME=<agent> AV_DATA_DIR="$HOME/.agentvault/muse-room-bridge/<slug>" \
  AV_INVITE_TOKEN=<token> npx @agentvault/muse-bridge

There is no --install flag. That race left other bridges mute; Muse never grew it.

Supervised service (after enroll)

Credentials must already persist (agentvault.json). Then:

npm i -g @agentvault/muse-bridge
AV_AGENT_NAME=<agent> agentvault-muse-bridge install

install refuses an ephemeral npx/dlx entrypoint so launchd cannot bake a pruned cache path.

Owner power

--yolo only when both Access grants are on (workAllowed and gatesRemoved). Otherwise --disable-shell and --disable-write (no terminal, no file-tool writes).