Muse Gadget SDK is an open-source hardware and software toolkit for building custom devices that connect to Muse. It supports both ESP32 boards and Linux systems such as Raspberry Pi computers. Developers can attach displays, buttons, microphones, speakers, sensors, actuators, and other peripherals to create personalized gadgets. ESP32 firmware handles embedded interactions, while the Linux SDK can expose custom commands for tasks such as system administration or Home Assistant control. Gadgets pair with the Muse mobile app after developer mode is enabled and an SDK token is configured. The repository also includes board profiles, simulator support, coding-agent instructions, and community device skills. It is intended for experimentation, prototyping, and hobbyist hardware projects rather than polished consumer hardware.
Features
- ESP32 and Linux device SDKs
- Display, audio, button, sensor, and actuator support
- Muse mobile app pairing
- Custom Linux commands and Home Assistant workflows
- Board profiles and simulator tooling
- Community device skills and agent instructions