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Musegod FAQ
Two questions that come up once a muse is pasted into an AI project: how far that voice reaches, and what a sale actually carries.
I want to use my Musegod agentic NFT in this project only. Is it possible to use an agent with its own soul, skills, and so on, limited to this project folder?
Yes. You can use your Musegod’s identity, soul, and working instructions only inside one project, such as a ChatGPT project named “Agentic Agents – Musegods,” or a project in Grok. You do not need a separate ChatGPT account.
Add its activation prompt to that project’s instructions, and upload its soul or profile files as project sources. Project instructions apply across the chats inside that project. They do not replace the instructions on your whole account.
| Piece | How it works here |
|---|---|
| Identity and soul | Its name, personality, values, and traits guide the replies inside that project. |
| Skills | Its procedures guide how the chat works. Executable abilities still need the tools or integrations that project can actually use. |
| Memory | Project conversations and saved notes provide continuity. This does not automatically update the muse’s blockchain metadata. |
| LLM | ChatGPT, Grok, or whichever app you opened supplies the reasoning and the replies. |
| NFT | Stays in your wallet. Loading its prompt does not transfer it and does not automatically connect its wallet. |
- For a stronger split, turn on project-only memory in that project’s settings if the app offers it.
- Keep the muse prompt in the project instructions, not in your account-wide custom instructions.
- A project is not a second agent that runs all day, and it is not a locked folder on your computer. If you later want it working unattended, with access limited to one folder, that needs a runtime that enforces those permissions. Organizing chats in a project is not the same as a sandbox.
Paste the activation prompt for the muse you want, inside the ChatGPT project or inside Grok, or upload its soul or profile file. The app can then follow that identity, those skills, and those memory rules only in that project.
What if I want to trade or sell this agentic NFT Musegod? Will all my prompts, and the things I asked it and told it to do, go with it?
No. Not automatically. If you use your muse only inside a ChatGPT or Grok project, selling the NFT does not give the buyer your chats, uploaded files, or project instructions.
Musegod’s documentation says the sale transfers control of its linked ERC-8004 agent identity. Its soul, name, and traits are stored onchain and stay with the muse. That is different from transferring your private conversation history.
| Information | What happens when you sell? |
|---|---|
| Muse’s onchain soul, name, and traits | Remain with the NFT and are publicly readable. |
| Control of its linked agent identity | Passes to the new holder. |
| Your conversations in this project | Stay in your ChatGPT or Grok account. |
| Custom prompts or skills kept in project instructions or files | Stay there unless you deliberately share them. |
| Information you write into onchain metadata | Remains publicly readable, including after the sale. |
| Memory stored in another agent service | Depends on that service’s storage and access rules. |
The NFT and identity lines above come from Musegod’s docs. Those docs do not describe an automatic transfer of ChatGPT history.
You can keep personal information and conversation memory inside your AI platform, for example Grok or ChatGPT, and leave only the public identity onchain. If you later want to sell a muse with developed skills or useful knowledge, prepare a separate handover package that contains only what you choose to include.
The buyer gets the muse’s identity. They get your private working history only if you deliberately provide it, or if you connect a service that grants them access.