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How to set routines and goals that run while the app is closed with Nano Muse

Ask the agent to check a goal on a schedule and to write a feed for you each morning.

Authorization notice. Nano Muse is dual-use. Only use it on software, sites and systems you own or have explicit permission to test.

Credentials. A routine that reaches a login or CAPTCHA hands it to you, so do not expect it to type passwords or codes on its own.

Who it is forA person with a recurring check, such as a daily status or a morning briefing, who wants it done without opening the app.

The problemRecurring checks are easy to forget, and a chat assistant only works while someone is talking to it.

The outcomeA goal that is checked on a schedule and a morning feed written for you, both running while the app is closed.

What you need first

  • An Android 8.0+ arm64 phone, an iPhone or iPad (TestFlight beta), or a Windows, macOS or Linux x64 computer
  • An account: sign in with an e-mail or a mainland-China phone number, or use your own model key
  • For self-hosting: a server you control and Docker for the web app; git to fetch the repository

Steps

  1. Open Nano Muse on your phone or desktop and sign in.
  2. Describe the goal you want checked and how often, and ask the agent to keep checking it on a schedule.
  3. Ask for a routine that runs while the app is closed, and for a feed written for you each morning.
  4. Watch the first run, and answer any login or CAPTCHA the agent hands back to you so the routine can resume.

Prompt for your agent

In the nano-muse/nanoMuse repository, use the signed-in app on <device> to set one scheduled goal and one morning feed. Report the goal and schedule the agent confirms, and verify the first run completes after the app is closed.

Caveat. The README names scheduled goals, routines and the morning feed but does not give the exact setup steps, so confirm the schedule the agent records before you rely on it.

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