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@mindbridgeio/muse

v0.1.2

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MindBridge MCP and lifecycle hooks for Muse.

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@mindbridgeio/muse

MindBridge MCP tools and lifecycle hooks for Muse, using durable OAuth.

npx -y @mindbridgeio/muse@latest setup

The command writes the streamable_http MCP server and native lifecycle hooks into ~/.config/muse/settings.json (or $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/muse/settings.json), starts Muse's MCP login, then signs lifecycle hooks in through the system keychain. It uses https://memory.ifelse.io by default; pass --server-url https://… or set MINDBRIDGE_MCP_SERVER_URL for a nonsecret server override. The server entry merges into whichever MCP section already exists (mcpServers or mcp_servers), since Muse faults the config when both spellings are present.

npx -y @mindbridgeio/muse@latest auth status
npx -y @mindbridgeio/muse@latest auth logout
npx -y @mindbridgeio/muse@latest doctor

No Bearer [REDACTED] is placed in Muse configuration, command arguments, or an environment variable. A keychain is required; setup fails safely when one is unavailable.

Setup validates the server, Muse CLI, and keychain before changing config. If MindBridge is temporarily unavailable, hooks remain non-blocking and replay redacted pending events from a bounded local outbox. doctor --json reports MCP configuration, lifecycle OAuth, and outbox health. The MCP server is registered as optional so a MindBridge outage can never abort a session.

New sessions are tagged automatically from Muse's working directory. Git repositories use a credential-free remote identity; non-Git directories use a private install-scoped local identity. Recall prefers the current project and then fills from the wider MindBridge workspace.