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# [I Built Muse Invite Hub: An Open-Source Community for Sharing Muse AI Invite Codes](https://eplus.dev/i-built-muse-invite-hub-an-open-source-community-for-sharing-muse-ai-invite-codes?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Discover Muse Invite Hub, an open-source directory for sharing Muse AI invite codes, built with GitHub Pages, JavaScript, and GitHub Actions.

3h ago · 4 min read · eplus.dev  
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[David Nguyen](https://hashnode.com/@hoangit)

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[OneLifeVibe](https://hashnode.com/@onelifevibe)

[2h ago](https://hashnode.com/posts/i-built-muse-invite-hub-an-open-source-community-for-sharing-muse-ai-invite-codes/6af5890733b40608dc051f7c/comment/6af5968cd9726b0ffc51370f)

Keeping the whole hub on GitHub Pages with a JSON directory is a smart choice for this kind of project. The validation step before a code is published stands out to me, since an invite directory is only useful if people can trust that the codes listed actually work. I also liked the honest note that a code cannot bypass regional restrictions, which sets the right expectation for readers in countries where Muse has not launched yet.