Muse can join your Tailscale network as its own device

Your move: Asks before the first connection to each machine

On September 30, 2026, Tailscale explained how Meta's Muse joins a Tailscale network as its own device, separate from the phone or laptop you already use. Once connected, Muse can see other machines on that network, work with self-hosted services, and handle a Tailscale SSH session. It only makes outbound connections, asks the first time it reaches a device, and you can allow that access once or on an ongoing basis and revoke it later.

Why it matters

If you connect Muse to Tailscale, it can reach machines on your private network, including over SSH. Tailscale says its normal access rules still apply, so limit what Muse is allowed to touch before you sign it in.

Source: Tailscale ↗

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