I use Muse as my daily assistant. Its pretty awesome until you want it to build using different models or tools. That's where the workshop comes in. If I want to build anything complex or long running jobs that last hours or days, Muse sends it to the workshop.
The workshop itself splits jobs up into pieces and determines which harness is best used for that job. 7 harnesses are installed in all, more can be added. Claude,Hermes,Codex, Gemini are the big players. The workshop routes harnesses and models based on the job.
The workshop itself is more than a harness and model router. Its persistent memory. In fact Zouroboros started out as a memory substrate like SuperMemory but it has since evolved. Memory is the core. The cool part is that memory on the workshop work for any frontend agent like Muse. Snapping them together was frictionless.
The package is on npm in the repo link. There is a community version and a hosted version if true vibecoding builders want to get serious. Solo builders can build with the communnity version or scale up to hosted since Muse has limited resources itself.
Its a rough implementation on the verge of a GTM. I wont lie. I would like to hear how others are vibecoding using Muse and if a workshop would benefit them.