Code · Optimize

Optimize code with AI — faster and cleaner

Paste slow or messy code and Muse makes it faster, simpler and easier to read — and explains each change, so you learn the why.

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Muse Optimize coding tool
Example

Speed-ups with the reasoning

Optimize mode looks for algorithmic wins, repeated work and needless allocations, then shows a cleaner version with the trade-offs explained.

  • Big-O improvements explained simply
  • Removes duplicated logic
  • Keeps behavior the same
  • Suggests what to measure
Muse · Code · Optimize · JavaScript
Make this faster:
const common = a.filter(x => b.includes(x));
That’s O(n·m) because includes scans b each time. Use a Set for O(n + m):
const setB = new Set(b);
const common = a.filter(x => setB.has(x));
How to use it

Optimize in three steps

Switch to Code

Open Muse and tap Code in the mode switcher.

Pick “Optimize”

Choose the task and, optionally, the language.

Paste and send

Paste your code or describe what you need — then ask follow-ups.

Try these prompts

Things to ask

Make this loop fasterReduce memory use in this functionSimplify this nested if/elseSpeed up this pandas code
FAQ

Optimize: common questions

Will optimization change what my code does?

Muse aims to keep behavior identical and calls out any edge cases. Run your tests to confirm.

Can it optimize SQL?

Yes — or use the SQL tool for query-specific advice like indexes and rewrites.

Does it profile my code?

No. Muse reasons about the code you paste. Use a profiler to confirm real-world gains.

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