Openmuse alternatives

The 12 products closest to Openmuse in what they do and who they're for, best match first.

nanoMuse — It runs across multiple devices with shared conversations and open-source code under GPL-3.0. (Agents, Free)
OpenBot — Runs AI agents locally using existing subscriptions or local models. (Agents, Free)
OpenChamber — Run and review multi-model AI coding agents from desktop, browser, and mobile devices. (Code, Free)
OpenMinis — Runs an on-device Linux shell, browser automation, and deep system integrations. (Agents, Free)
OpenHarness — Manages Claude Code, Codex, and Hermes from a single command center. (Agents, Free)
Open Dot — Runs personal AI agents locally on your Mac with your own API keys. (Agents, Free)
OpenViking — Unifies agent memory, knowledge RAG, and skills into a single directory structure. (Agents, Free)
Open Computer Use — Provides an open-source alternative to Codex Computer Use with cross-platform support. (Agents, Free)
OpenBot — Runs entirely on your own infrastructure with strict document permissions and custom. (Agents, Free)
OpenAgents — A shared workspace for humans and AI agents with multi-device sync. (Agents, Free)
OpenAgent — Self-hosted single binary with MCP support, 30+ model providers, and zero data leakage. (Agents, Free)
OpenCharm — It gives your existing AI agent a physical or desktop face, voice, and dedicated key. (Agents, Free)