OpenMuse
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About OpenMuse
OpenMuse is an open-source personal agent with its own browser, terminal, and files that completes tasks you request.
OpenMuse suits developers and technical users who want to self-host an AI agent. You give it an outcome to achieve, watch it work in real time, review its actions, and take over the browser session when needed.
- Persistent Chromium browser for watching agent work
- Optional Linux terminal and workspace access
- Task plans with progress tracking and approvals
- Gmail and Calendar integrations with review gates
- iOS, Android, and web apps
Good to know: OpenMuse is MIT-licensed open source and designed for self-hosting. It works with any agent harness and is currently in alpha.
Key features
- Persistent browser takeover: Watch the agent work and take control of the same browser session whenever you need to step in.
- Approval gates for actions: Review important actions before the agent sends emails or makes Calendar changes, with control across web and mobile apps.
- Durable task management: Pause, resume, cancel, or retry tasks with persistent progress tracking and receipts of what the agent completed.
At a glance
- Category: AI Productivity
- Type: AI agent builder
- Jobs: Automate Busywork
- Evidence: New launch on Product Hunt (a few reviews)
- AIME Score: 63 of 100
- Launched: Oct 15, 2026 on Product Hunt · 100+ upvotes
- Website: copilotkit.ai
Alternatives to OpenMuse
- Voiceflow (AIME Score 66)
- IBM watsonx Orchestrate (AIME Score 65)
- ServiceNow AI Agents (AIME Score 65)
- aiXplain (AIME Score 64)
- Lindy (AIME Score 64)
- Microsoft Copilot Studio (AIME Score 62)
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Sources: Found on Product Hunt (launched Oct 2026) · Details checked on the tool’s own website · Researched by AI Made Easy
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