Switching to Muster

You already know what agents can do. Here's what changes when they get real teammates, real computers, and receipts.

The short version

Other toolsMuster
Team modelVaries by productRooms of specialist bots
SourceVaries by productSource-available · BSL 1.1
BackupsVaries by productOptional Vaultgram backups to your Telegram channel
Proof of workHistory and exports varyJob receipts per task
PricingCheck the current planFree self-host · Pro $15 · Cloud $20+

Coming from Skales

Bring your Agent Skills (SKILL.md) — Muster reads the same format. Set up scheduled work as routines and find your bots in the roster + Automations. Muster gives each bot its own identity, with a shared Brain and optional Vaultgram backups for the files you choose.

Coming from OpenClaw or Hermes

Your MEMORY.md files carry over directly — each Muster bot keeps its own memory in exactly that format. Point your old working folders at new bots during onboarding; Project Scout suggests a full team lineup from any codebase automatically.

Coming from Sintra

Start with one recurring job and create the specialist bots it needs. Add them to a shared room, supply your team context, and review their output and task receipts. Try the workflow on your own server before choosing a hosted plan.

How to switch

  1. Download Muster — one installer, no Docker, no terminal.
  2. Add your first teammate — or hit Quick start and get working in under a minute.
  3. Hire a finished team — 15 packs in the library replace weeks of prompt-tuning.
  4. Set up Vaultgram — pair your Telegram channel, then back up files, sync Google Drive, or import an extracted Google Takeout archive.
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