Notes from the between.
Field notes on agentic software, MCP, and the work that doesn’t fit on a button — from the people building Munin.
We let you leave. That's why you'll stay.
We built Munin in a month and gave the code away under MIT. Not as charity — as the business model. A field note on why, when software stops being scarce, the only moat left is being trusted to operate it.
A schema for five apps, not five schemas.
Why we put CRM, KB, CMS, Outreach, and Conversations behind a single Postgres — and how row-level security carries the load.
Apps were for clicking. Munin isn't.
The next generation of business software won't be drawn by designers — it'll be called by agents. A field note on what that means for the shape of CRM, helpdesks, and the people who used to click "Send".
If agents are the new users, MCP is HTTP.
A short argument for why the protocol matters more than the UI, and why we're betting the company on it being open.