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OpenMuse
A personal agent with a browser, terminal, files, and work that continues after you close the app; open source for iOS, Android, and web.
Open source · MITAlphaiOS, Android & WebBuilt with CopilotKitAG-UI compatible
Opportunity score
58/100
OpenMuse is a credible, feature-rich open source agent and a smart platform adoption vehicle, but standalone monetization, growth, and defensive positioning are not yet proven.
Founder verdict
MAYBE
OpenMuse is a strong open source pattern and CopilotKit adoption vehicle, but it is not yet a standalone startup with observable revenue.
What is OpenMuse?
OpenMuse is an open source, alpha-stage personal AI agent built by CopilotKit. It combines a persistent browser, optional Linux terminal, files, Gmail/Calendar, durable task plans, and human-in-the-loop approvals. The product runs locally with five commands and is licensed MIT. Its strategic role appears to be a developer adoption vehicle and reference implementation for CopilotKit Intelligence and the AG-UI protocol, rather than a clearly standalone revenue-generating startup. The page is heavily product-led, showing detailed feature surfaces and a quick start path, but there is no public revenue, growth, customer count, or Product Hunt data.
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