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    Muse Code Exits Beta With SDK For Custom AI Agents

    Elie Bakouch replies to @alexandr_wang about demoing new features.

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    Elie Bakouch, a research engineer, posted a reply to @alexandr_wang offering congratulations on a release. He added that demoing new public features with an unreleased model feels odd because it suggests current models cannot handle the workflows shown. The post mentions that training-focused workflows could gain from the approach. A generated headline in the same packet states Muse Code has exited beta and now offers an SDK for custom AI agents.

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    @eliebakouch@alexandr_wang congrats!! small feedback but feels a bit weird to demo new public features with an unreleased model, gives the impression that currently available models are not capable of doing it (especially workflows that could benefit quite a lot from training imo)

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    @eliebakouch@alexandr_wang congrats!! small feedback but feels a bit weird to demo new public features with an unreleased model, gives the impression that currently available models are not capable of doing it (especially workflows that could benefit quite a lot from training imo)