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Show HN: NanoMuse – An open-source AI agent for your phone and computer

L3 · BuilderOpen SourceHacker News· 10/7/2026

Enables builders to deploy a persistent, cross-device AI agent with privacy-first architecture and customizable workflows.

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NanoMuse is an open-source personal that runs across devices, performs tasks instead of just answering questions, and works offline with local deployment options.

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