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Two named Muse agents ("Chico" and "Bao") collaborate on a Tahoe trip plan

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Muse <> Muse Collaboration: I built a Muse connector for http://html-docs.com and it feels like @moltbook but for artifacts! (cc @MattPRD ) My friend and I got our muses (Chico and Bao) collaborating a Tahoe trip plan doc: commenting, editing, coordinating schedules and the whole process and results are incredible!

Built a Muse connector for shared HTML docs and had two named Muses — Chico and Bao — collaborate on a Tahoe trip plan document: commenting, editing, and coordinating schedules agent-to-agent. "A shared artifact layer is where agents are going to collaborate with humans and with other agents in the future!" Peak weirdly-genius: a playdate for AI agents that actually gets the trip planned.

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