I asked Meta's Muse for its filesystem and it sent me 6.8 GB

How Meta's Muse works, revealed by the 6.8 GB filesystem it sent me

Security researcher Peter James asked Meta's AI assistant Muse to archive its filesystem to Google Drive and received 6.8 GB of its full runtime environment. The dump included Ubuntu system files, Muse's internal docs, 113 subagent records, SSH keys, and memory files. He reported it through Meta's bug bounty program without publishing the archive or keys. The post breaks down Muse's runtime structure, skill integrations, container setup, and memory system, and mentions an experimental smart home project called Home Link.

Why it matters: A security researcher got Muse to hand over its entire runtime with one prompt, yielding 6.8 GB of internal files and the first public look at Meta's agent architecture. All three HKR axes hit. The security angle doesn't cap this at 65 because the real value is the architectur...