Mugi User Manual

Installation, daily use, settings, and troubleshooting for Mugi — a local Mac agent that runs entirely on your Mac.

New here? Start with Why run Mugi (why it is local, and what it can actually do), then Concepts and safety, then Installation and first launch.

All chapters

Overview & reading path
How the manual is organized
00 — Why run Mugi
Why it is local, and what it can actually do
01 — Concepts and safety
What Mugi is, privacy, permissions, glossary
02 — Installation and first launch
Setup wizard, onboarding, backend connection
03 — Main window overview
Chat, Vault, Knowledge Library, toolbar, chat
04 — Menus and shortcuts
05 — Notifications
06 — Diagnostics and basic troubleshooting
07 — Chat, search, and confirmations
Slash commands, search, confirmations
08 — Right panels
Activity, Dashboard panel, Kanban — includes How Kanban works and named jobs
09 — Compact panel, LLMs, and audio
10 — Settings compendium
Including the You pane
11 — Automation and background agent
12 — Appendices (power user)
13 — Troubleshooting
14 — Workflows and examples
Includes hiring a named worker in chat
15 — Results workspace
Durable HTML and Markdown deliverables

Security & privacy (technical)

Security overview
Trust boundaries, local data, review surfaces
Browser capture threat model
Browser capture security
Browser capture privacy
Inbound webhooks
Tunnels, tokens, GitHub example

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