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nanoMuse

A fully open-source personal AI agent for Android that runs entirely on the phone, keeps working while the app is closed, and can also drive a paired desktop from the phone.

nanoMuse

nanoMuse runs its whole agent on the phone: a Linux root filesystem, a shell, a browser, MCP support, skills and scheduled tasks inside the APK, with a model the user brings. It is modeled on one agent with a name and a look of its own rather than a toolbox of tools, remembers the user, and asks for approval before anything that could not be undone.

For apps with no API, it escalates through a ladder of approaches: a skill, a CLI or an MCP server first, then a page fetched with the user's own login, then an in-app browser, and, only with permission and off by default, controlling the device's own screen by tapping the way a person would, with the same approval before paying, sending or deleting anything.

It is licensed GPL-3.0-or-later with no closed component, no required account and no server to trust, built as a base a user can rename, re-theme and rewire to their own models and tools, on the OpenMinis runtime; a desktop app, iOS, a web version and glasses support are planned.

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