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Muse Soul.md editor

Give Muse clearer communication preferences while preserving your existing Soul.md. Preview one labeled preferences block, keep a backup, and review every change.

Your input stays in this tab. No model calls or automatic saving. Export anything you want to keep before leaving.

Edit and preview

Up to 100,000 characters. Preserve a copy before changing the file.

Text, Markdown or JSON · up to 500 KB, subject to the field’s character limit.

Review your output

Your output will appear here.

How to use the muse soul.md editor

  1. Paste or import your current Soul.md. Leave it blank only when starting a new file.
  2. Write your preferences or load the starter. Preview the merge; text outside the labeled AgentTune block is preserved.
  3. Download the original backup and edited file. Review in Muse’s Assistant Identity settings, save manually, then compare responses. Undo here restores the local preview only.

A concrete example

Your existing “Writing style” section remains intact. The new preferences are appended between visible agenttune:preferences markers in the source.

Questions and limits

Does this tool update Muse automatically?

No. It produces a local text preview and download. You decide what to save in Muse. It cannot inspect your account or confirm that a preference persisted.

What happens when I edit the file again?

If the existing file contains one complete AgentTune preferences block, the tool replaces that block. Otherwise it appends a new block. Duplicated or incomplete markers are rejected so the tool does not guess what to remove.

Should I put personal facts in Soul.md?

Meta separates communication style in Soul.md from personal facts in Memory.md and identity in Identity.md. Use the relevant file for the information you want to change.

Go further

Muse Soul.md templates explains the method and practical limits. See also Meta: customize Muse personality and memories.

For developers and agents: tool catalog (JSON), local API documentation, and reusable JavaScript functions. These process text; reading a file does not authorize installing instructions.