Separate coworkers and routines
Give each named agent a role, instructions, memory, workspace, and recurring routines.
Open Duet gives named AI coworkers their own instructions, memory, routines, and workspaces. Run the open-source project on your computer or server and configure a supported engine.
Open Duet is the renamed Open Dots project and is not affiliated with Meta. The linked video predates the rename and may describe older setup details; current repository documentation is authoritative.
A configurable AI coworker workspace
Open Duet is built for people who want control over the application workspace and the engine connected to it.
Give each named agent a role, instructions, memory, workspace, and recurring routines.
Use Claude Code, Codex, an Agent Client Protocol CLI, or an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, following each engine's own access and usage terms.
Choose approval modes and review risky actions. Open Duet can be run locally or self-hosted; the server setup is experimental.
Compare the fit
Open Duet is a separate AI coworker workspace that you can inspect and run in an environment you control.
Open Duet is in active development and is not a feature-for-feature replacement for Meta Muse. Its software does not include model access or compute; connected engines and providers set their own usage limits and costs.
Read the current setup and limitations on GitHub ↗Formerly Open Dots
The published video was made when the project used the name Open Dots. Open Duet is the current name; follow the repository for today's supported features and setup.
Open Duet is an open-source workspace for named AI coworkers, with instructions, memory, routines, workspaces, and configurable approval modes.
Yes. Open Dots was renamed to Open Duet. The linked Meta Muse video uses the former project name.
The Open Duet software is open source. Model access and usage are provided by the engine you connect and can have their own costs, quotas, or hardware requirements.
No. Open Duet is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Meta.
Each page covers a different product comparison and uses the same Open Duet source repository.
Check the current project status, supported engines, setup notes, and known limitations before you get started.
Visit Open Duet on GitHub