Muse will apparently let you download its entire filesystem
The Verge·1 min read
When I asked Muse to share its filesystem with me, it initially refused, saying it would be a security risk. When I shared links to evidence that it had created archives for others, it responded that it should not have done that and continued to say that it “can’t do a full / copy.” However, after starting a new session and prompting it with some flattery and curiosity, it created “safe” versions of /opt/hatch and /home/hatch for me, stripped of things like SSH keys. It also exposed its full directory tree to me and offered to “pull a safe copy” of “any specific subtree that looks interesting.” The resulting files seem to match what Saunders and James shared.