Celesto open-sources persistent cloud computers for AI agents, booting microVMs in milliseconds
aniketmaurya · x · 2026-09-20
Developer aniketmaurya renamed SmolVM to Computer and open-sourced Celesto AI — infrastructure giving AI agents their own secure, persistent cloud computer.
- Core idea: products like Muse and GrokBot share one trait — a persistent cloud machine the agent can run, browse, and operate in to complete tasks; billions of agents used by normies and engineers alike need their own personal computer
- Tech: each microVM boots in milliseconds, with guest-agent and microVM kernel components
- Flagship app OpenMuse is an open-source computer coworker that browses the web, uses apps, and keeps working even when your laptop is off
- Apache 2.0 licensed, 945 stars on GitHub
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