nanoMuse: An Open-Source Personal Agent for Every Device You Own
The paper frames nanoMuse as a GPL-3.0 attempt to make Meta’s Muse-style personal agent open and device-local.
It defines that agent as software spanning accounts, devices, memory, initiative, and accountability, not just a model. nanoMuse is described as running across a person’s phone and computer, sharing one conversation through a relay that anyone can operate. Actions pass through a Sentinel, memory is stored as readable files with provenance, and the user can choose the model. The report also lists open work: memory provenance, hand-action evaluation, and an open model for those device “hands.” ArXiv · AI/CL/LG's note
It defines that agent as software spanning accounts, devices, memory, initiative, and accountability, not just a model. nanoMuse is described as running across a person’s phone and computer, sharing one conversation through a relay that anyone can operate. Actions pass through a Sentinel, memory is stored as readable files with provenance, and the user can choose the model. The report also lists open work: memory provenance, hand-action evaluation, and an open model for those device “hands.” ArXiv · AI/CL/LG's note
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