If your home desktop is Windows + Tailscale, here's the clean Muse setup:
1. Log Muse's compute into Tailscale client → now it's on the same network as your home PC
2. On your Windows box:
- Spin up Playwright MCP Server, lock it to Tailscale-only access for browser automation
- Enable OpenSSH Server, set PowerShell as the default shell
3. Done. Muse can now SSH into your Windows machine, automate browsers via Playwright MCP, and run PowerShell commands remotely.
Basically: Tailscale for secure tunneling + MCP for tool exposure + SSH for shell access = full remote control of your home rig from Muse. If this sounds confusing, just feed this explanation to Muse and let it figure out the setup for you.
1. Log Muse's compute into Tailscale client → now it's on the same network as your home PC
2. On your Windows box:
- Spin up Playwright MCP Server, lock it to Tailscale-only access for browser automation
- Enable OpenSSH Server, set PowerShell as the default shell
3. Done. Muse can now SSH into your Windows machine, automate browsers via Playwright MCP, and run PowerShell commands remotely.
Basically: Tailscale for secure tunneling + MCP for tool exposure + SSH for shell access = full remote control of your home rig from Muse. If this sounds confusing, just feed this explanation to Muse and let it figure out the setup for you.