> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.replicas.dev/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Muse Code

> Run Muse Code with your Muse subscription in Replicas workspaces.

Replicas supports Muse Code through its native Muse Server Protocol (MSP).

## Setup

Install the [Replicas CLI](/features/cli), sign in, and connect your Muse subscription:

```bash theme={null}
replicas login
replicas muse-auth
```

The credential is personal by default. Run `replicas muse-auth --org` as an organization admin to share the subscription with your organization. See [Credentials](/admin/credentials) for scope and precedence.

## Using Muse Code

Choose **Muse Code** from the workspace agent picker. Muse supports persistent sessions, streamed reasoning and tool activity, Plan Mode, model and thinking controls, image input, interruption, queued-message steering, interactive questions, workspace skills as slash commands, and `/compact`.

`muse-spark-1.2` is the default model. If it reaches a usage limit, Replicas can retry with another configured personal or organization Muse credential. Muse runs with full workspace permissions and does not support Replicas command-protection policies; Muse tabs show a warning for this limitation.

## Programmatic use

Use `muse` anywhere Replicas accepts a coding-agent provider:

```bash theme={null}
replicas create fix-tests -e backend -a muse -m "Fix the failing tests"
replicas send REPLICA_ID -a muse -m "Run the tests again"
```

The [API](/features/api), [MCP](/features/mcp), [Automations](/features/automations), and [Defaults](/admin/defaults) surfaces also accept `muse`.