Thanks for sharing this, TS — I tried a similar setup with Claude through Cline in VS Code, and the daily check-in credits really do stretch a long way if you mostly use it for drafting and light coding instead of burning through big context windows. One thing I learned the hard way is that these third-party API dashboards can change domains or run dry without warning, so I keep a backup option ready instead of relying on just one source.
On that note, I have also been using Muse itself lately, and if anyone here is signing up for a fresh account, my own invite code is 50HDP9 — just enter it at muse.ai/join within 48 hours of signing up. Both sides get 1 billion tokens when it is redeemed, which honestly covers a lot of casual chatting and coding. Has anyone here compared Muse against these credit dashboards for longer writing tasks?