Full workspace
Desktop
Mission chat, Crew, shared memory, approvals, changes, governed review, agent sessions, native terminals, and audit activity share one workspace-bound interface.
Product
One control layer for your AI engineering crew
MUON sits between your engineering mission and the coding agents doing the work. It assigns bounded responsibilities, keeps context moving, tracks progress, and returns consequential decisions to your team.
See how the loop works →The platform contract
MUON runs the crew. Your team sets the mission, approves sensitive actions, and decides what ships.
01
Command center
See missions, agent ownership, progress, budgets, and decisions together.
02Shared memory
Give every agent its own memory plus a unified crew view of what others are doing.
03Approvals
Review exact actions, evidence, and merge artifacts from one governed queue.
04Handoffs
Carry goals, results, uncertainties, and next actions between specialists.
05Agent lanes
Route bounded work to Claude Code and Codex through one governed crew.
06Human control
Approve, reject, redirect, interrupt, take over, and decide what ships.
Working surfaces
One mission record, however your team works.
Complete control path
CLI
Onboard providers, run tasks, apply workflows, inspect status, review approvals, request a second opinion, run checks, and file merge approval from scripts or a terminal.
Operational parity
TUI
Observe the same jobs, gates, memory, workflow state, and panic-stop outcome in a keyboard-first interface designed for narrow terminal layouts.
Agent stack
Clear roles, governed by MUON.
Claude CodeCodexCursorOpenCode
Claude CodeDispatch-ready
MUON can assign bounded implementation, investigation, repair, or review work and create governed child jobs with enforced lineage and limits.
CodexDispatch-ready
MUON can assign bounded implementation, investigation, repair, or review work and create governed child jobs with enforced lineage and limits.
CursorDispatch-ready (scout/review)
MUON dispatches Cursor as a managed read-only lane for scout, reviewer, QA, and architect roles under deny-first permissions. It is not an implementer seat.
OpenCodeDispatch-ready (scout)
MUON runs OpenCode as a scout-only managed lane under a deny-first permission table, with the governed MUON brain injected when the vendor accepts the MCP block.