nanoMuse: An Open-Source Personal Agent Spanning Every Device You Own
zju · hf · 2026-10-08
nanoMuse (GPL-3.0) is the open counterpart to Meta's Muse: a persistent personal agent across all of a person's devices, able to operate phone and computer screens, remember across weeks, and speak first. The report defines the personal agent category, reconstructs Muse's architecture from public record plus a leaked production prompt with per-claim sourcing, then details nanoMuse: devices share one conversation over a self-hostable relay, every action passes a Sentinel, memory is user-readable files, and the model is swappable. It also roadmaps a hands evaluation suite and open hands models.
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