Set up Muse’s built-in Tailscale connector, join a private Tailscale or Headscale network, and check connection status. Use a TCP tunnel proxy to reach private machines and consult documentation about routing capabilities and supported limits.
Set up Muse's built-in Tailscale connector, join a tailnet or Headscale network, check status, and reach private machines through the TCP tunnel proxy. Read for Tailscale, VPN, MagicDNS, network egress, exit-node, or browser routing questions and supported limits.
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See how to installtailscale helps you use the Tailscale connector built into Muse to join a private network and check connection status. It covers connections to a tailnet, which is a Tailscale network, or a Headscale network. It also covers access to private machines through a tunnel proxy that relays TCP traffic. Before explaining setup or capabilities, it consults dedicated documentation for connection steps and supported limits.
Use it when you want to reach private machines from Muse or investigate the status of a network connection. It also helps you check what is supported for VPN, MagicDNS, outgoing traffic routing, exit-node, and browser routing settings. These questions are addressed using the dedicated connection documentation.
The procedure reads ~/docs/devices/tailscale.md before setup, network access, or capability answers. Operations use the bundled /opt/hatch/bin/tailscale. The procedure does not install the upstream client or start a separate tailscaled daemon.
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Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.
Read ~/docs/devices/tailscale.md before setup, network access, or answering
capability questions. It covers connection steps, supported commands, approvals,
DNS, and network limits.
Use the bundled /opt/hatch/bin/tailscale CLI described there. Do not install
the upstream client or start a separate tailscaled daemon.
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