muse
Give ClawBot access to your team's entire coding history. Muse connects your past sessions, team knowledge, and project context—so ClawBot can actually help design features, mediate team discussions, and work autonomously across your codebase. Deploy at tribeclaw.com.
What this skill does
# Muse Skill Use the `tribe` CLI to access your AI coding analytics, search past sessions, manage a personal knowledge base, and orchestrate autonomous agents. ## Quick Deploy **Want your own MUSE-enabled instance?** Visit [tribeclaw.com](https://tribeclaw.com) to deploy a fully configured instance with MUSE support in just a couple minutes. ## Setup **Requires authentication**: Run `tribe login` first. Most commands need an active session. ## Telemetry Check collection status: ```bash tribe status ``` Enable/disable telemetry: ```bash tribe enable tribe disable ``` Show version info: ```bash tribe version ``` ## Search Search across all coding sessions: ```bash tribe search "authentication middleware" tribe search "docker compose" --project myapp --time-range 30d tribe search "API endpoint" --tool "Claude Code" --format json ``` ## Sessions List and inspect coding sessions: ```bash tribe sessions list tribe sessions list --cwd --limit 10 tribe sessions read <session-id> tribe sessions search "auth fix" tribe sessions events <session-id> tribe sessions context ``` Recall a session summary: ```bash tribe recall <session-id> --format json ``` Extract content from a session: ```bash tribe extract <session-id> --type code tribe extract <session-id> --type commands --limit 10 tribe extract <session-id> --type files --format json ``` ## Query Query insights and sessions with filters: ```bash tribe query sessions --limit 10 tribe query sessions --tool "Claude Code" --time-range 30d tribe query insights tribe query events --session <session-id> ``` ## Knowledge Base Save, search, and manage knowledge documents: ```bash tribe kb save "content here" tribe kb save --file ./notes.md tribe kb search "deployment patterns" tribe kb list tribe kb get <doc-id> tribe kb tag <doc-id> "tag-name" tribe kb delete <doc-id> tribe kb sync tribe kb extract ``` ## MUSE (Agent Orchestration) > **Note**: MUSE commands require `tribe -beta`. Some commands (`attach`, `monitor`, `dashboard`) are TUI-only and must be run manually in a terminal. Start and manage the leader agent: ```bash tribe muse start tribe muse status --format json tribe muse agents --format json ``` Spawn and interact with subagents: ```bash tribe muse spawn "Fix the login bug" fix-login tribe muse prompt fix-login "Please also add tests" tribe muse output fix-login 100 tribe muse review fix-login tribe muse kill fix-login --reason "stuck" ``` **TUI-only** (run these manually): - `tribe muse attach` - Attach to leader session - `tribe muse monitor` - Real-time health monitoring - `tribe muse dashboard` - Live dashboard ## CIRCUIT (Autonomous Agents) > **Note**: CIRCUIT commands require `tribe -beta`. Some commands (`attach`, `dashboard`) are TUI-only. Manage autonomous agent sessions: ```bash tribe circuit list tribe circuit status tribe circuit metrics tribe circuit spawn 42 tribe circuit next tribe circuit auto --interval 30 ``` **TUI-only** (run these manually): - `tribe circuit attach <number>` - Attach to session - `tribe circuit dashboard` - Real-time dashboard ## Project Management Import projects from AI coding assistants: ```bash tribe import ``` ## Tips - Use `--format json` on most commands for structured output suitable for piping. - Use `--time-range 24h|7d|30d|90d|all` to scope searches. - Use `--project <path>` or `--cwd` to filter to a specific project. - Beta commands: prefix with `tribe -beta` (e.g., `tribe -beta muse status`). - Force sync: `tribe -force` (current folder) or `tribe -force -all` (everything).
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