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your next idea.

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Touch Grass Later

  • Muse skill
  • MCP connector
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Turn your next idea into a plan you can build.

Give your Muse agent a clear workflow: shape the idea, agree on the plan, and build in reviewed slices. Start with the full skill or try the hosted planning connector.

Try TGL for Muse
Hosted connectorSource on GitHub

Two modes. One deliberate workflow.

Less improvising.
More following through.

AI can write code quickly. TGL gives your agent a process for deciding what to build, checking the work, and keeping you involved.

01

Plan Mode

Get the idea straight.

Your agent asks one question at a time, with clear choices. Together, you shape the goal, a written spec, and a build plan you can review.

YOU LEAVE WITH SPEC.md + PLAN.md

Inside Plan Mode
02

Attack Mode

Make each piece count.

After your approval, fresh agents build the slices. A lead agent reviews each one, keeps you posted, and brings in a fresh agent to test the finished work.

YOU STAY INVOLVED A check-in at every boundary

Inside Attack Mode

TGL is a skill your Muse agent follows. Muse supplies the tools and permissions; you review and approve the direction.

Example conversation

Your idea.
A clearer way through.

Imagine you want an app to save and organize useful links. Here’s how TGL helps turn that idea into a reviewed build.

An illustration of the process, not a live agent session.

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You

“I want to build an app to save and organize useful links.”

TGL asks

Who will use this app?

A
Just me A focused first version
B
My team
C
Anyone with an account

Agree on the scope before adding accounts, sharing, or extra features.

Two documents. A shared direction.

Make the work concrete.

SPEC.md

Save, tag, and find your own bookmarks. Start with a single-user app.

PLAN.md

1. Save a bookmark
2. Organize and search
3. Test the whole journey

Each slice names the work, checks, expected results, and review focus.

Your decision

Read it. Change it.
Then give the go-ahead.

Both documents reviewed

Your approval is recorded against the agreed version and date.

Want a smaller first version? This is the moment to say so.

Human approval comes first
Attack Mode · installed skill

Build a slice.
Review it. Keep you posted.

01
Save a bookmark

A fresh agent builds. The lead agent checks the result against your spec.

02
Continue through the plan

You get an update at each boundary, then a fresh agent tests the finished experience.

Muse runs the work using its own tools and permissions.

Start with your next idea

Meet your new
way of building.

Already using Muse? Start with the skill. It guides the whole journey, from the first question to the final review.

1
Recommended · The full workflow

Give this to your Muse agent.

Paste into Muse 
https://github.com/tom-nwachuku/tgl
install TGL

Let your agent read the repository and install the skill where Muse can access it. Ask it to confirm it can read the installed SKILL.md.

2

Bring an idea to the table.

Then start planning 
TGL, plan a bookmark app

Swap in your own idea. Your agent should start with one focused planning question. Review the spec and plan before asking it to go attack mode.

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