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muse-local-gateway

Work directly on the user's own computer over Tailscale: put files in their shared folder and run shell commands in a sandboxed bench next to it (builds, scripts, USB serial boards). Use when the user wants Muse to act on their home PC, lab box, or home server instead of inside Muse's own VM.

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# Muse Local Gateway

Community skill, not an official Muse feature. Source and setup: https://github.com/Toddoward/muse-local-gateway

## What the user runs
A small stack on their machine, reachable only over their tailnet:

| Port | Service | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| `8730` | gateway | `PUT /files/<path>` writes into the user's shared folder |
| `8731` | bench | `POST /exec` runs `sh -c` in a container; the shared folder is `/work` |

The bench has no secrets, no Docker socket, and (by default) no route to the user's computer or
LAN. Its internet goes through a proxy. The user chose one network mode at install: