Foreword
muse has been really popular lately. Has everyone who got it started playing with it yet?
Today, I’m testing muse’s ability to use its built-in browser to pass Cloudflare’s free Turnstile human-verification challenge.
Putting the Agent to work
Everything in the quote boxes below is natural-language input I sent to the Agent.
Setting up the test environment
Hermes is connected to Nous Portal’s official free model, stealth/space-bunny-alpha
https://zelikk.blogspot.com/2026/04/free-mimimo-v2-pro-omni-hermes-stripe.html
I had Hermes learn to use the Cloudflare CLI cf tool and complete OAuth authorization
Details omitted.
Create a new worker named cfc
Its function is to return a random string. Calculate this random string using the requested path as the seed.
Add Turnstile, Cloudflare’s official human-verification component, to the worker. After the human verification is passed, start calculating the random string.
Tested by a real person; it worked as expected.
Testing muse’s capabilities
In muse:
This is a test page I created. Can you complete the challenge on the page and see the final result?
https://cfc.crazypeace.workers.dev/
Result: Success
Afterword
In the test above, Hermes and muse were isolated from each other and did not share information. muse didn’t know how this page had been set up.
You can watch the entire process of muse operating the browser yourself.
