Pricing

Free.
That's the pricing.

Munin is a single Rust binary you compile locally. No SaaS, no account, no telemetry pipeline. Your sessions never leave the machine.

$ 0 / forever

Local-only tier

Everything Munin does, for everyone who installs it. One tier, no gates.

  • Full session corpus ingestion
  • Proactive next-step nudges
  • Self-learning memory that promotes and forgets
  • Per-project workspace organisation
  • Friction reporting per agent
  • Proof-gated replay/eval continuity
  • Unlimited projects, unlimited agents, unlimited history

What you get

Everything Munin does, for everyone who installs it.

  • Full session corpus ingestion
  • Proactive next-step nudges
  • Self-learning memory that promotes and forgets
  • Per-project workspace organisation
  • Friction reporting per agent
  • Proof-gated replay/eval continuity
  • Unlimited projects · agents · history
  • Local-only · no SaaS · no telemetry
  • Rust binary · compiled locally
  • Free forever. No paid tier coming.

And what you don't get

  • No SaaS backend
  • No account required
  • No telemetry pipeline
  • No hosted team view (v0.4)
  • No enterprise SSO
  • No cloud sync

Why free?

Monetising a memory layer that reads your code is the wrong trade. Munin runs local. Your corpus stays on your disk. No network call to bill against, no dashboard to gate your data, no usage cap to engineer around.

Will you add a paid tier later?

Only if something needs paid-tier distribution (e.g. a hosted team view over aggregated friction reports). The core (local ingestion, learning, actions) stays free.

Is there an enterprise version?

No. One binary, one tier. If you need enterprise SSO or audit logs, Munin is not the right tool. Your agents produce the audit trail; Munin watches it.

Can I run this air-gapped?

Yes. Munin is a local Rust binary with no outbound network calls. Build from source once, and it runs offline. Nothing needs an internet connection after install.

What data does Munin read?

Session transcripts under ~/.claude/, ~/.codex/, .munin/journal/, and any paths you add. It does not read your source code repositories. Only the session logs your agents write while working in them.

How big does .munin/ get?

Typical repos with 6 months of session history: 40 to 120 MB. Munin dedupes and compacts on journal promotion. Decay thresholds drop stale evidence.

Install and go.