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Gives you a personal AI agent on your phone and computer that works through your apps

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About nanoMuse

nanoMuse is an open-source personal AI agent for phones and computers. You ask in plain words and it uses tools and, if you allow it, operates apps on your phone or windows on your computer, keeping routines running.

For People with a phone and a computerFeishu, DingTalk or Telegram usersPeople who self-host

Made by nanoMuse

An independent open-source community project published on GitHub and maintained by Guangyi Liu.

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License
GPL-3.0-or-later
Cost
Usage-based
Platforms
Mac · Win · Linux
Level
Beginner

Overview

nanoMuse is an open-source personal agent with its own name and look, for Android, iPhone, iPad and Windows, macOS or Linux computers. You ask in plain words and it uses a shell, a browser, MCP servers and skills, and, with Hands turned on, operates your phone's apps or your computer's windows through their screens. It keeps routines running while the app is closed, remembers you in files you can edit, and asks before deleting, sending or paying. It suits people who want one agent across their own devices.

One account links your phone and computer, so a task you give on the phone can run on your PC, with approvals sent back to the device in your hand.

Try these first

Start with the first one: it is a small task you can check easily.

  1. Introduce yourself and list the tools you can use on this device. Don't change anything.First try · read-only

  2. Every morning at 8, write me a short feed about [topics I follow].

  3. @Mac find the newest PDF in my Downloads folder and tell me its name.runs on your computer

  4. Open [app] on my phone and check the status of my last order.operates your screen

Example prompts written by Agent Flows Hub.

Features

From the creator's documentation.

FeatureWhat it doesRuns
ToolsA Linux shell, a browser, MCP servers and skills on each deviceYour device
HandsOperates phone apps and computer windows through their screens, once you turn it onYour device
Other devicesSend a task from your phone to your computer by naming it at the start of a messagenanoMuse relay
RoutinesGoals and routines on a schedule that keep running while the app is closedYour device
ApprovalsStops and asks before deleting, sending or payingYour device
ModelsA free allowance on the community relay, or your own key at one of 25 providersRelay or provider API

Good to know

Hand a personal agent the small chores spread across your phone and computer. It can run a task on the device you name, keep scheduled routines going and stop for your approval before anything you cannot undo.

Limits

  • When you sign in to nanoMuse Cloud, its relay keeps a full record of your chats, screenshots included, which the relay operator can read, and a switch to use chats for model training is on by default for new accounts. Both are under Settings, Data controls.
  • Operating apps through the screen works on Android and computers, not on iOS. Passwords, codes and card numbers are always left for you to type.

Notes by (original project name: nanoMuse), written from the creator's documentation, not from running it ourselves. nanoMuse: README and downloads · nanoMuse: privacy

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