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OpenMuse

by Tawkit

An open-source personal agent with its own browser, terminal and files, that keeps working after you close the app.

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Pricing
Free
Category
Personal assistant
Platforms
Apple, Android, Web
Type
Open source
Maker
Tawkit
Website
copilotkit.ai
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Code
Last verified
October 16, 2026

What it does

OpenMuse is an open-source personal agent from CopilotKit. You ask for an outcome, follow its plan, approve the actions that matter and come back to the result. It has its own computer: a persistent Chromium browser and an optional Linux terminal, and you can open the same session and take over at any time. It reads and drafts Gmail, changes your calendar, fills PDF forms from email attachments, tracks public pages for changes or price drops, and turns a bank CSV into a spending summary. Every email send and calendar change waits for your review. One codebase runs as an iOS, Android and web app. It is an alpha under the MIT license that you host yourself, and it works with any agent harness.

  • Persistent browser with take-over
  • Optional Linux terminal
  • Durable task plans with approvals
  • Gmail and Google Calendar
  • PDF form filling
  • Page and price tracking
  • Editable memories and tone
  • Uses its own browser and terminal

Best for

Developers who want their own personal agentSelf-hosting with full control of the codeBuilding a personal agent into a product

The maker

Tawkit, Inc. (CopilotKit)

“Ask it. Watch it work.”In their words

Pros & cons

Cons

  • Alpha, meant for self-hosting and building on.
  • You have to run the server yourself; no hosted version.

Pricing

Free

Free and open source (MIT). You host it yourself and bring your own AI model; some features (Rich Threads) need a CopilotKit Intelligence project key (checked Oct 15, 2026).

Prices change. Confirm on the official site.

Runs on

iOSAndroidMacWindowsLinuxWebCLIChromeWhatsAppTelegramSMSAPI

Lit = listed by the maker. Dimmed = not listed.

Self-hosted: you run its server and browser worker yourself, then use the app on iPhone, Android or the web (built from the open-source code; no app store listing). Alpha.

Privacy

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Last verified October 16, 2026

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