Personnel files.

Every lab’s coding agent, in one app, each in a department of its own and reporting to you. Open a file to see what it’s good for, how Enjoy runs it and what its lab sees.

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How Enjoy runs them.

  • A program on your computer.Each agent is its maker’s own program. Enjoy installs it from its maker and runs it on your computer, in your project’s folder.
  • Signed in as you.Each agent signs in with your account at its lab, not with Enjoy, and Enjoy never buys or changes a plan for you. OpenCode uses the providers you set up in it.
  • No markup.You pay each lab its own price for your plan. Enjoy’s own plan pays for Enjoy and adds nothing to theirs.
  • Switch mid-conversation.Hand a conversation to another agent and it gets the messages it missed. When one plan runs low, another agent carries on.

What the labs see.

Enjoy has no AI model of its own. Each agent thinks with a model, usually on its lab’s servers, so what it works on is sent there, under the lab’s own privacy rules. With a local model through OpenCode, it stays on your computer.

Sent to the agent’s lab
What the agent works on
Kept on your computer
Your projects, conversations, docs and workflows

Contributor mode. Muse Code subscriptions start in Contributor mode, where Meta may train its models on your content, such as your prompts, code and files, until you turn it off in Muse Code’s settings. Meta’s subscription guide

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