OpenMuse: open-source AI coworker that browses the web in a disposable Linux desktop
aniketmaurya · x · 2026-09-22
Developer aniketmaurya shares OpenMuse (CelestoAI/celesto, 959 GitHub stars), an open-source "computer coworker" that browses public websites inside its own disposable Linux desktop. Give it a task in chat, watch it work in the isolated desktop, approve page-changing actions, and take over manually anytime. No site-specific integrations needed. It's a source-checkout preview for local development; the open-network mode isn't yet hardened against untrusted websites.
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