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NanoMuse packages a personal agent for phones, desktops, and browsers

github.com 5 min read Editor score 7/10

NanoMuse combines device apps, a web console, and a relay; it can keep working while the app is closed, remember users, and ask before irreversible actions. Its self-hostable, cross-device design is relevant to engineers building personal agents.

What: nanoMuse is an open-source personal agent spanning phone, desktop, and browser apps, connected by a relay.
How: It can act through a shell, browser, MCP servers, skills, and device screens, while asking before actions it says cannot be undone.
Why it matters: Shared conversations and cross-device task handoff are relevant to engineers building persistent, multi-device agent experiences.

The relay connects nanoMuse apps across devices. Sketched from the article's own text.

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