Open-source Muse app gives AI agents a local sandboxed computer with human takeover
aniketmaurya · x · 2026-09-17
Developer aniketmaurya vibe-coded an open-source app called Muse to avoid lock-in to any single model provider. It's built on CelestoAI/celesto (938 stars on GitHub), whose core is SmolVM — secure, persistent computers for AI agents:
- OpenMuse is an open-source computer coworker that can browse the web, use apps, and keep working in the background even when your laptop is off.
- A local sandboxed computer interface lets the agent work autonomously while humans can take control anytime.
- Fully open source and forkable, with microvm kernel, skills, and examples in the repo.
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