A dependency-free, dark-mode learning hub that turns Muse’s operating vocabulary into an animated, browsable field guide.
Open the school · Browse lessons · View the promo lab
Status: static HTML/CSS/JavaScript · no package manager · no build step · GitHub Pages and Cloudflare Pages/Workers friendly
Muse has a lot of moving parts: schedules, jobs, workers, lanes, runs, handoffs, memory, reboots, verification, and posting rules. Those concepts are easy to blur together when they live only in conversation notes.
MUSE AI EDU makes the vocabulary easier to explore. It gives each concept a short lesson page, keeps the original Markdown source in the repository, and wraps the material in a visual system that feels more like a field guide than a documentation dump.
The project is intentionally plain static web technology. There is no framework to install, no database to configure, and no server-side runtime to keep alive. Copy the folder, serve it, and the school is running.
There is no live deployment URL committed in this repository, so the quickest real demo is local:
python3 -m http.server 8080Then open http://localhost:8080 and select Enter the school. The homepage includes the animated signal-field background, looping ticker, orbit map, curriculum navigation, search, filters, and local progress tracking.
The visual personality is also available as a real animated asset:
These screenshots were captured from the running static application with Chromium, not mocked up separately.
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# from the repository root
python3 -m http.server 8080Open http://localhost:8080/index.html.
There is no install command and no build command. A static server is recommended because lesson content is loaded from local Markdown files by the browser.
- Open
index.html. - Select Enter the school or go directly to
lessons.html. - Open a lesson card such as
lesson-01-cron.html. - Use the top navigation to explore the docs, Promo Lab, Community, Support, and gated private-community page.
- On the homepage, the curriculum reader supports search, lesson/reference filters, and browser-local completion progress.
- Animated learning interface — dark signal field, orbit map, pulse effects, infinite ticker, responsive layout, and reduced-motion support.
- 14 lesson pages — Cron, Job, Worker, Lane, Run, Handoff, Subagent, Memory, Skills + Connectors, The Browser, The VM Machine, Reboots + Lane Deaths, Verification, and Posting Rules.
- 3 reference pages — Glossary, How a Cron Runs, and VM Overview.
- Promo Lab — logos, banners, comic cards, sticker art, and the animated GIF in
assets/. - Community page — centered Discord widget plus server buttons; the 18+ NSFW route uses an age confirmation and requests access by email instead of exposing an invite URL.
- Support page — age-gated subscription/donation area with provider checkout options and a GitHub Sponsor card.
- Private Communities page — age and country eligibility checks before revealing the restricted Matrix link.
- Portable deployment files —
404.html,_headers,site.webmanifest,manus-routes.json, andDEPLOYMENT.md.
All of these are real files in the repository and are used by the Promo Lab or the homepage.
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├── index.html # homepage and interactive curriculum reader
├── lessons.html # HTML lesson index
├── lesson-*.html # 14 standalone lesson pages
├── docs.html # HTML reference index
├── doc-*.html # 3 standalone reference pages
├── about.html # project/about page
├── assets.html # visual asset gallery
├── community.html # Discord widget and server lanes
├── support.html # age-gated subscription/donation page
├── private-communities.html # age + country gate for restricted Matrix access
├── sponsor-gitfed.html # standalone GitHub Sponsor card page
├── 404.html # static-hosting fallback page
├── app.js # homepage curriculum, search, progress, and canvas logic
├── site.js # shared pulse, clock, and particle effects
├── styles.css # complete responsive visual system
├── assets/ # logos, banners, comic cards, sticker, and GIF
├── screenshots/ # real Chromium captures used above
├── docs/ # source reference Markdown
├── lessons/ # source lesson Markdown
├── _headers # Cloudflare Pages headers
├── site.webmanifest # installable-site metadata
├── manus-routes.json # static page route manifest
└── DEPLOYMENT.md # GitHub Pages and Cloudflare deployment notes
- Push the repository to GitHub.
- Open Settings → Pages.
- Choose Deploy from a branch.
- Select the branch and repository root.
All internal paths are relative, so the project also works under a repository subpath such as https://username.github.io/repository-name/.
- Connect the GitHub repository to Cloudflare Pages.
- Choose the None framework preset.
- Leave the build command empty.
- Use the repository root as the output directory.
Cloudflare Pages will use _headers and 404.html automatically. For a Workers Static Assets deployment, point the assets directory at the repository root; no server runtime is required.
More detail is available in DEPLOYMENT.md.
The interface is built from the supplied MUSE School notes. The editable source remains available in:
lessons/— the 14 lesson Markdown filesdocs/— the 3 reference Markdown filesmuse-school-file-tree.md— the source tree and future-topic notes
The HTML pages are intentionally standalone so they remain useful even when JavaScript is unavailable or a visitor wants to link directly to a lesson.
The package has been checked for:
- JavaScript syntax with
node --check - Real local screenshots from Chromium
- Resolvable relative HTML and asset references
- Static route manifest coverage
- ZIP integrity with
unzip -t
No license file is currently included in the repository. Add a license before publishing the project for reuse if you want to define permissions for contributors and downstream users.