  We demonstrate the feasibility of probing the charged lepton flavor violating
decay $\mu^{+}\!\!\rightarrow \!e^{+} X^{0}$ for the presence of a slow-moving
neutral boson $X^{0}$ capable of undergoing gravitational binding to large
structures, and as such able to participate in some cosmological scenarios. A
short exposure to surface antimuons from beamline M20 at TRIUMF generates a
branching ratio limit of $\lesssim 10^{-5}$. This is comparable or better than
previous searches for this channel, although in a thus-far unexplored region of
$X^{0}$ phase space very close to the kinematic limit of the decay. The future
improved sensitivity of the method using a customized p-type point contact
germanium detector is described.
