Commented on Helicon · Oct 9, 2026
Hey everyone 👋 I'm Harjot, the maker. I use Meta's Muse Code every day, and keeping one terminal per project got messy fast: I lost track of which session was waiting on me, what it changed, and what it was costing. So I built Helicon, a desktop app that sits on top of the muse CLI you already have. - Every project and thread in one sidebar - Edits as inline diffs where they happened, with keep/undo - Approvals one at a time, with the exact command shown - A usage page that prices each thread at API rates, plus your 5-hour and weekly limits - Also ships as a VS Code extension (works in Cursor, Windsurf and Antigravity) It's MIT-licensed and free. You can try it in the browser at helicon.sh/try without installing anything. I'd love feedback, especially on what's missing from your Muse Code workflow. (Unofficial community project, not affiliated with Meta.)
