OpenMuse: open-source chat agent runs any website in a disposable Linux desktop
aniketmaurya · x · 2026-09-15
Aniket Maurya demos using OpenMuse to actually book a place, showcasing CelestoAI's open-source project (900+ stars on GitHub).
- OpenMuse is a chat-based computer coworker: chat on the left, watch its screen on the right, operating inside a disposable Linux desktop
- It can browse any ordinary public website without site-specific adapters; page observation and scrolling run directly, while navigation, clicks, form changes, and keypresses require one-time human approval
- Security model: model credentials stay in the host Node process; a trusted Node broker validates structured operations, then a Playwright driver drives Chromium via a loopback-only CDP address
- Installable via npm
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