# muyue AI-powered development environment assistant by **La Légion de Muyue**. ## What it does `muyue` is a single binary that transforms your entire development environment: - **Scans** your system for tools, runtimes, and configs - **Installs** missing tools automatically (Crush, Claude Code, BMAD, Starship, runtimes...) - **Updates** everything in the background - **Profiles** you on first run to personalize the experience - **Unifies** control of Crush and Claude Code from one TUI - **Orchestrates** AI agents via MiniMax M2.7 - **Customizes** your terminal prompt (branch, commits, language, etc.) - **Configures** MCP servers, LSPs, and skills automatically - **Previews** HTML/visual outputs in your browser ## Tech Stack - **Go** — single binary, no dependencies - **Charm** — Bubble Tea, Lip Gloss, Huh (TUI, styling, forms) - **Starship** — terminal prompt customization - **MiniMax M2.7** — AI orchestration - **BMAD-METHOD** — structured development workflows ## Install ```bash go build -o muyue ./cmd/muyue/ ``` Or with Make: ```bash make build make install-local ``` ## Usage ```bash muyue # Start interactive TUI muyue scan # Scan system muyue install # Install missing tools muyue update # Check and apply updates muyue setup # Run setup wizard muyue config # Show configuration muyue doctor # Diagnose configuration issues muyue version # Show version ``` ### LSP Management ```bash muyue lsp scan # Scan for installed LSP servers muyue lsp install # Install LSPs for configured languages muyue lsp install gopls # Install a specific LSP ``` ### MCP Server Configuration ```bash muyue mcp config # Configure MCP servers for Crush and Claude Code muyue mcp scan # Scan available MCP servers ``` ### Skills Management ```bash muyue skills list # List installed skills muyue skills init # Install built-in skills muyue skills show # Show skill details muyue skills generate [crush|claude|both] # AI-generate a skill muyue skills deploy # Deploy skills to Crush and Claude Code muyue skills delete # Delete a skill ``` ## TUI — 4 Tabs The TUI is organized into 4 tabs with a red/rose theme (`#E8364F` → `#FF6B8A`): ### ◉ Dashboard System overview: installed tools with status, active agents, updates, LSP/MCP/daemon status, and quick actions (install, update, scan). ### ◈ Studio Central AI chat with a collapsible sidebar (`Ctrl+S`) containing 3 panels: | Panel | Shortcut | Description | |-------|----------|-------------| | **Chat** | `1` | AI conversation, `/plan ` to start workflows | | **Agents** | `2` | Start/stop Crush and Claude Code agents | | **Workflows** | `3` | Plan→Execute workflow controls (approve, reject, next step) | ### ▶ Shell Split-view terminal with an AI assistant panel (`Ctrl+A` to toggle). The AI knows your system and suggests commands you can easily copy into the terminal. ### ⚙ Config Profile, API providers, terminal/starship settings, BMAD, and skills — displayed in a two-column layout. ### Keyboard Shortcuts | Key | Context | Action | |-----|---------|--------| | `Ctrl+T` | Global | Open tab switcher | | `Ctrl+S` | Studio | Toggle sidebar | | `Ctrl+A` | Shell | Toggle AI assistant panel | | `Ctrl+C` | Global | Quit confirmation | | `i` | Dashboard | Install missing tools | | `u` | Dashboard | Check for updates | | `s` | Dashboard | Rescan system | | `1` `2` `3` | Studio sidebar | Switch panels (Chat/Agents/Workflows) | | `a` | Workflow | Approve plan | | `r` | Workflow | Reject plan | | `g` | Workflow | Generate plan | | `n` | Workflow | Next step | | `x` | Workflow | Cancel workflow | ## Configuration Config stored at `$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/muyue/config.yaml` (defaults to `~/.config/muyue/config.yaml`). API keys are encrypted at rest using AES-GCM with a machine-local key stored in `~/.muyue_key`. First run launches an interactive profiling wizard that: 1. Asks your name, pseudo, email 2. Detects your languages and editor 3. Chooses your AI provider 4. Scans your system 5. Installs missing tools ## Security - API keys are encrypted at rest (AES-256-GCM) with a per-machine key - Config files use restrictive permissions (0600) - MCP config files use restrictive permissions (0600) - Integrated terminal blocks dangerous commands (rm -rf /, mkfs, fork bombs, etc.) ## Cross-Platform Built for Linux (primary), macOS, and Windows. WSL supported. ## Contributing — GitFlow Workflow This project uses a **lightweight GitFlow** with 2 permanent branches and conventional commits. ### Branch model ``` feature/xxx ──PR (squash)──▶ develop ──PR (merge)──▶ main fix/xxx ──PR (squash)──▶ develop hotfix/xxx ──PR (squash)──▶ main (+ backport develop) ``` | Branch | Purpose | Permanent? | |--------|---------|------------| | `main` | Production — stable releases only | Yes | | `develop` | Integration — all features merge here first | Yes | | `feature/*` | New feature or enhancement | No (deleted after merge) | | `fix/*` | Bug fix | No | | `hotfix/*` | Urgent fix on production | No | ### Release channels | Event | Channel | Tag format | Prerelease? | |-------|---------|------------|-------------| | PR merge → `develop` | **Beta** | `vX.Y.Z-beta.N` | Yes | | Merge `develop` → `main` | **Stable** | `vX.Y.Z` | No | ### CI/CD Pipelines | Workflow | Trigger | What it does | |----------|---------|--------------| | `ci-pr.yml` | PR to `main` or `develop` | vet + test + build (no release) | | `ci-develop.yml` | Push to `develop` | vet + test + build all platforms + create beta release | | `ci-main.yml` | Push to `main` | vet + test + build all platforms + update CHANGELOG.md + create stable release | ### Step-by-step: contribute a feature ```bash # 1. Create your branch from develop git checkout develop git pull git checkout -b feature/my-feature # 2. Work, commit with conventional messages git commit -m "feat: add amazing thing" git commit -m "docs: update usage" # 3. Push and create a PR to develop (squash merge) git push -u origin feature/my-feature # → Create PR on Gitea: feature/my-feature → develop # → CI runs ci-pr.yml (test + vet + build) # → Squash & merge the PR # → ci-develop.yml triggers: beta release created ``` ### Step-by-step: release a stable version ```bash # 1. Bump the version in internal/version/version.go # Change: Version = "0.2.1" → Version = "0.3.0" # Commit on develop: git checkout develop # (edit internal/version/version.go) git commit -m "chore: bump version to 0.3.0" git push # 2. Create a PR from develop to main # → CI runs ci-pr.yml (test + vet + build) # → Merge the PR # → ci-main.yml triggers: # - Builds all platforms # - Auto-generates changelog from conventional commits # - Updates CHANGELOG.md # - Creates stable release v0.3.0 ``` ### Step-by-step: hotfix on production ```bash # 1. Create hotfix branch from main git checkout main git pull git checkout -b hotfix/critical-fix # 2. Fix and commit git commit -m "fix: resolve critical issue" # 3. Create PR to main (squash merge) # → CI runs, then ci-main.yml creates a new stable release # 4. Backport to develop git checkout develop git merge hotfix/critical-fix git push ``` ### Versioning — How it works **The base version (`X.Y.Z`) is manual.** It lives in `internal/version/version.go`: ```go const ( Version = "0.2.1" // ← bump this before a release ) ``` **The prerelease suffix is automatic:** - **Beta**: `ci-develop.yml` auto-increments `beta.N` by counting existing `vX.Y.Z-beta.*` tags - **Stable**: `ci-main.yml` uses the exact version from `version.go` (no suffix) Binary version is injected at build time via `-ldflags`: ```bash # Beta build (automatic in CI) go build -ldflags="-X github.com/muyue/muyue/internal/version.Prerelease=beta.3" ./cmd/muyue/ # → muyue v0.2.1-beta.3 # Stable build (automatic in CI) go build -ldflags="-s -w" ./cmd/muyue/ # → muyue v0.2.1 ``` ### Conventional commits Use [Conventional Commits](https://www.conventionalcommits.org/) for all commit messages: | Prefix | Use for | Example | |--------|---------|---------| | `feat:` | New feature | `feat: add Docker support` | | `fix:` | Bug fix | `fix: correct config path on Windows` | | `docs:` | Documentation | `docs: add API reference` | | `chore:` | Maintenance | `chore: bump version to 0.3.0` | | `refactor:` | Code restructuring | `refactor: split scanner module` | | `perf:` | Performance | `perf: cache scanner results` | | `test:` | Tests | `test: add config unit tests` | | `ci:` | CI/CD changes | `ci: add beta release workflow` | | `security:` | Security fixes | `security: encrypt API keys at rest` | ### Branch protection (configure in Gitea UI) - **`main`**: Require PR + passing CI + at least 1 approval - **`develop`**: Require PR + passing CI - **Squash merge**: Enabled by default for PRs to `develop` - **Merge commit**: For PRs from `develop` to `main` ## License MIT