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nanoMuse: An Open-Source Personal Agent for Every Device You Own

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Briefings

Meta's 2026 Muse agent demonstrated a closed system where it manages one person's accounts and devices across weeks, acting on their behalf without open source alternatives. The report introduces nanoMuse as an open-source alternative using GPL-3.0, allowing multiple agents per device with shared memory and a user-defined model, though specific cost estimates and evaluation metrics remain unverified.

Key points

• Meta's 2026 Muse agent operates as a closed system managing one person's accounts and devices across weeks, acting on their behalf without open source alternatives.
• nanoMuse is an open-source alternative using GPL-3.0, allowing multiple agents per device with shared memory and a user-defined model, though specific cost estimates and evaluation metrics remain unverified.

Context

Meta's Muse agent demonstrated a closed system managing one person's accounts and devices across weeks, acting on their behalf without open source alternatives. This report defines the personal agent in five questions and three horizons, presenting nanoMuse as an open-source counterpart under GPL-3.0.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to Meta's public record and a copy of its production prompt, with no additional background or evaluation data provided. Specific cost estimates and evaluation metrics remain unverified, and the report does not confirm the operational status of the 2011 or 2023 agents mentioned.

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