Hand off the work.
Each task gets its own conversation and workspace.
YOUR PERSONAL ASSISTANT
An open-source
alternative to
Meta’s Muse.
A personal assistant
you run yourself.
Hand off work, keep the context,
and get results back.
OpenMuse
Somewhere slowerA dedicated topic for the details
Work handed off Your preferences included Notes stay with the topic
You can leave this with me. What else is on your mind?
A slower route, ready to explore.
Athens → Sifnos → Naxos. Fewer moves, longer stays. The route and your preferences are saved together in the topic.
A sample conversation. Your own assistant runs in your project.
One conversation.
Many moving parts.
Hand off a task. Keep the context. Get the result back in the same conversation.
Keep the context.
Preferences and topic notes stay saved, readable, and editable.
Come back to results.
Work continues when you close the tab. Results return to your conversation.
Built on OpenComputer
The agents, cloud computers, and lasting memory behind OpenMuse. All in your own project.
Make a little
space for yourself.
Deploy your own OpenMuse. Make it yours.
START WITH THE SOURCE
git clone https://github.com/
diggerhq/openmuse.gitBring Node.js 22 and an OpenComputer account.
The setup guide takes you from there.
A FEW USEFUL DETAILS
Is this a hosted app or something I run myself?
OpenMuse is a personal assistant you deploy for yourself. Host the web app locally with an HTTPS tunnel, or follow a deployment guide. The agents run in your OpenComputer project.
What happens when I close the browser?
Work continues on OpenComputer. A completed topic’s result is delivered to your main conversation, ready when you come back.
Where do my notes live?
Your profile and topic notes live in your OpenComputer project’s memory. You can read and edit them in OpenMuse, and access them through the OpenComputer API and CLI. Saved notes outlive a topic’s computer.
Does running it cost anything?
You’ll need an OpenComputer account, and model and compute usage are subject to its pricing. Your chosen web host may also charge. See OpenComputer pricing ↗