OpenMuse
Opensource, self hostable personal assistant for any harness
Open-source self-hosted personal AI assistant with a browser and terminal that works with any agent framework.
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What is OpenMuse?
Opensource, self hostable personal assistant for any harness
OpenMuse is an open-source, self-hostable personal AI assistant that works with any agent harness. It gives your agent a real computer: a persistent Chromium browser profile plus an optional Linux terminal with Playwright MCP, running code in containerized workspaces. Work is persistent - built on AG-UI Streams, it continues after you close the app and is watchable in real time. It includes personal productivity tools such as chat, activity planning, ideas, goals tracking, docs, personal context, and Gmail & Calendar integrations. It is model-agnostic and works with CopilotKit, OpenAI AgentKit and Anthropic's cookbook. Getting started takes five commands with no model key, no Docker and no subscription. It is MIT licensed and in alpha, aimed at self-hosting and further development.
Platforms and languages
OpenMuse Availability
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Languages
Capabilities
OpenMuse Key Features
Agent computer
Persistent Chromium browser profile plus an optional Linux terminal with Playwright MCP; the agent uses a real browser and runs code in containerized workspaces.
Persistent work
Built on AG-UI Streams: work continues after you close the app and is watchable in real time.
Personal productivity tools
Chat, activity planning, ideas, goals tracking, docs, personal context, and Gmail & Calendar integrations.
Works with any agent framework
CopilotKit, OpenAI AgentKit, Anthropic cookbook; model-agnostic by design.
Fast local start
Five commands, no model key, no Docker, no Intelligence subscription needed.
Best for
Who uses OpenMuse?
Individuals and developers
Run a personal AI assistant they fully control and can extend themselves
Plans and access
OpenMuse Pricing
Free
MIT open source; optional paid subscription
Common questions
OpenMuse FAQs
What is OpenMuse?
An open-source, self-hosted personal agent that comes with its own browser and optional Linux workspace.
Is it production-ready?
It is in alpha, aimed at self-hosting and people who want to build on top of it.
Do I need a model API key to try it?
No. Local start needs five commands and no model key.
Will it send emails or change my calendar on its own?
No. Every send or calendar change needs your separate approval.
How does it relate to OpenBot?
They are separate products: OpenMuse is for personal use, OpenBot is for teams.
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