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How people put AI teams to work, what's new in Murage, and how it works under the hood.
How a Murage research team reads every company on your prospect list, scores each against your idea of a fit, and writes one opening line per company. You decide who to contact.
A week-by-week way to set approval levels in Murage. Start every bot on Ask, raise it when the cards get boring, drop it the moment one surprises you.
No limits lets your bot get on with the job when you start the request yourself, and Murage keeps a short list of files and places protected. Today has a Calm view and a Detailed view, and a waiting request takes one tap to approve.
What Murage is, what a Chief of Staff does, and how you stay in charge. Start with the first one.
Most of the 79 ready-made teams in Murage need no connected apps. A starter kit of eight of them, grouped by the job, and how to have one working in about two minutes.
Murage is an open-source desktop app that gives you, and each person on your staff, an AI Chief of Staff. You say what needs doing, it builds a team of bots to do it, and your team's memory and files are stored on your computer.
The Chief of Staff is the one bot you talk to in Murage. Here is what it does with a request, how it builds and briefs a team, and where it stops and waits for you.
Seven jobs a small business can hand to an AI Chief of Staff this week, with the exact words to use. None of them needs Gmail, Slack or any other connected app.
An AI executive assistant manages your time and your inbox. An AI Chief of Staff manages the work: it breaks down goals, runs a team and brings back one answer. How to tell which one you need.
What multi-agent AI actually means, in plain words: specialists, a lead who coordinates them, and one report back to you. Why a team of AI agents beats one long chat for real work, and where it doesn't.
Murage bots can run fast, but some actions stop for you on every level except one: paying, deleting outside their folder, messaging someone new and posting publicly. How the stop line works, and the one level that removes it.
Yes, if you decide where the line is. How Murage's four approval levels and its stop line let a bot draft all day, reply where you allow it, and stop before writing to anyone new.
Murage bots remember at five levels: the conversation, the bot's own notebook, the team or project, your whole workspace, and learned skills. What each one holds, and how to open and edit it.
Murage is local-first: your bots, memory, files and conversations live on your machine. Here is why we built it that way, what still leaves your computer, and the trade-offs.
Real jobs, set up step by step.
Most AI morning briefs are a summary nobody reads. Here is how to set up one in Murage that fits on a page, tells you the one thing to do first, and is waiting in Murage when you sit down.
How to set up a Murage team that reads your email, sorts it and drafts replies in your voice before you start work. Nothing is sent until you say so.
How to set up an AI sales team in Murage that researches prospects, drafts follow-ups and reviews your pipeline every Monday. It prepares the work. You decide who hears from you.
A walkthrough of planning a product launch in Murage: one project with a written goal, a launch team from the library, every asset drafted, and nothing published until you say go.
Every Murage bot can have its own name, look, voice and way of talking. What each one changes, what it needs, and why it makes a team of bots easier to work with.
How to run AI agents on your own computer with Ollama or LM Studio, so client files and sensitive work never go to a cloud AI provider. What works well locally, what doesn't, and how to mix local and hosted bots.
Most teams pick one AI and live with its weak spots. In Murage every bot has its own engine, so one team can use Claude Code, Codex, Hermes and a local model at once. How to choose, bot by bot.
Where Murage fits next to the tools you may already use.
Keep Claude Code and add a Murage team around it. What Murage adds, what stays in Claude Code, and when to use them together.
Murage sits above Claude Code, Codex and Hermes and runs them as engines. Each bot runs on an engine you choose, and Murage adds the team, the memory, the schedule and the approvals.
Zapier is excellent at fixed recipes that run the same way every time. AI agents are for work that needs reading, deciding and asking. How to tell which job is which, and how to use both.
What shipped, and what it means for your team. Newest first.
No limits lets your bot get on with the job when you start the request yourself, and Murage keeps a short list of files and places protected. Today has a Calm view and a Detailed view, and a waiting request takes one tap to approve.
Health lists what to fix first, Fuigo and Flux at the top, with one button for each, and a bot that needs you is answered in the Needs you list without leaving it. Bundled Fuigo moves to 1.0.39.
Approve all answers a stack of waiting requests in one go, up to 25 at a time, while payments, email, publishing and the other big steps still wait for you. Settings search takes you straight to the setting, and you choose the font Murage uses.
A bot that needs you is one line in the chat, and you answer it in one place. A new bot answers your first hello on Fuigo, and Murage opens faster.
Signing in to an engine is one button in Settings, no terminal and no commands to copy, your bots' voice notes play on your phone, and Murage now includes Fuigo 1.0.38.
A review step before a bot gets Full access or No limits, a new Health page for your engines, and No limits that asks far less often.
A help panel on every screen, a start that opens Murage first and clears deleted chats in the background, and a Settings search box.
Approval cards stay open until you answer or the turn stops, and Sign in with Flux, file patches and Grok model picks each get clearer.
Bots that run at the level you chose, routines that keep that level when they hand work on, and direct messages from your own Telegram, Slack or Discord that count as you.
Tools on every OpenAI-compatible engine, a bot that can call your phone when something needs you, and a phone your bots can use.
Smoother Full access on Windows, a Stop that lands cleanly, clearer backups, and engines that can't shut down your computer.
Backups that handle years of work, hands-off routines, a new phone layout, bots that catch up and one Allow for your Chrome.
Murage for Chrome is here, plus every chat in one list, bots that draft while you send, memories in your own words and backups that cover it all.
Always ask reads each command before it runs, approval cards reach your phone and calls, each app gets only the grants you give it, bots can recall earlier threads, and memory stays quick on long histories.
A quick update to 1.0.3: Claude asks before phone, web search and site tools, and Claude on Windows with Git Bash shows its approval cards every time.
Projects with goals and a board, the Android phone app, bots that learn from your corrections, tools added by pasting a link, OpenClaw as an engine, and the 1.0.1 and 1.0.2 updates.
Complete backups and restores on Mac, Windows and Linux, off-site copies to your own server, an approval level per routine, Always allow this exact command, Snooze, team management and About me.
Voice calls with any bot, the stop line, Skill Guard, House Rules, engine commands, menu-bar approvals and a new license. A plain-English tour of Murage 0.1.59.
Murage ships with a library of 2,237 skills your bots can use, and a scanner that checks every skill before a bot can switch it on. What skills are, where they come from, and how Skill Guard works.
How a Murage research team reads every company on your prospect list, scores each against your idea of a fit, and writes one opening line per company. You decide who to contact.
A week-by-week way to set approval levels in Murage. Start every bot on Ask, raise it when the cards get boring, drop it the moment one surprises you.
What /learn does in Murage, what a skill is, why a learned skill lands switched off, and which repeating jobs are worth teaching first.
How a small agency sets up each new client as a Murage project, runs onboarding through it, and keeps the team and the procedure so client number five takes an afternoon.
How to brief your Murage Chief of Staff so the job comes back right the first time: what finished looks like, what the bot must not do, and whether you want to see the plan first.
How a Murage sales team turns your discovery-call notes into a proposal in your format: their problem in their words, the scope, three options and the next step. Nothing is sent, and no price is promised in your name.
How to set up a Murage reporting team that writes your weekly update for your client, your investors or your own team: what shipped, what moved, what is stuck, what you need. You send it.
What a Murage routine is, what it can run, when it runs, and what happens if your computer is off. A plain guide for people who repeat the same job every week.
How a Murage review team drafts a reply to each customer review in your voice, then ranks the complaints by how often they come up, so you know what to fix first.
How to take a podcast, webinar or voice memo and have a Murage content team pick the best moments and draft LinkedIn and X posts, a carousel and ranked hooks in your voice.
How to set up a Murage support team that reads your queue every morning, drafts answers from your help docs, and puts the angry or urgent tickets at the top. You approve every reply.
Set up a Murage routine that checks your competitors' pricing pages, changelogs and job posts each weekday, compares them with last time, and tells you what changed.
Set up a Murage routine that reads today's calendar at 7am and writes a one-card brief for each outside meeting: who they are, what you last discussed, and what to ask.
How to set up a Murage team that sorts your overdue invoices, drafts a reminder for each one in the right tone, and keeps a chase log. You press send.
After time away, the goal is not to read everything. It is to know what needs you first. How to ask a Murage team for a catch-up brief, with draft replies waiting and nothing sent.
A year of receipts and invoices does not have to become one frantic weekend. How to have a Murage team sort the folder, list what is missing and draft a one-page summary for your accountant.
Most AI assistants start every job knowing nothing about you. Bring across what the AI tools you already use have learned, and your Chief of Staff knows you, your business and how you work from day one.
A new-year folder tidy where nothing moves until you approve the plan. How to sort, rename and flag duplicates in Murage, and keep the folder tidy with a weekly routine.
Most AI tools forget who they are the moment you change the model. Continuity keeps a Murage bot the same bot, in every conversation and on any engine, and you write what it carries.
