Memoh is an open-source multi-agent platform where every agent gets its own computer: a real desktop environment, network identity, and long-term memory. The GitHub project has collected around 2,720 stars and is actively developed in 2026. Rather than agents that live only inside a chat window, Memoh agents persist, remember, and operate software like a human teammate would.
Each Memoh agent runs in its own containerized workspace with a desktop it can see and control, a browser, files, and a persistent memory that carries context across days and tasks. You can bring your own model API key, or host coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex inside the environment so they work continuously rather than per-session. Multiple agents can coexist on one deployment, each with its own personality, tools, and accumulated experience, making it a foundation for personal assistants that grow with you.
Memoh’s premise is that useful agents need continuity: a machine that stays theirs, files that persist, and memories that accumulate into genuine familiarity with your work. The platform handles the unglamorous plumbing behind that vision, including isolated workspaces, agent lifecycle management, and memory storage, so builders can focus on what their agents should do. Its active development and community position it among the more ambitious open attempts at a true personal-agent operating environment.
Memoh is freemium: the platform is open source and free to self-host, while the official site offers hosted options for users who do not want to run infrastructure. You also supply your own model API keys.
Builders of personal AI assistants, agent researchers, and power users who want persistent agents with their own machines and memories instead of stateless chat sessions.