Android concept · prerelease scaffold

Five slots.
One mildly overstaffed phone.

MuseAi-Number-5 is a little Android shell for keeping five AI-agent browser spaces distinct, with a Group tab sitting politely to the side.

No release APK or live deployment is included. The robot is not a security auditor.

A concept
with 5 tabs
A phone with five tiny desk-robot helpers fanning out from its screen.
One device, five workspaces. The tiny staff meeting remains optional.

The proposed lineup

Five seats. One name tag.

Muse is slot one. Slots two through five are still blank, because pretending the decision is done would be a weird way to start.

01MuseNamed
02?Open
03?Open
04?Open
05?Open
D1 · OPEN

Names and providers for slots 2–5 have not been supplied. The numbered slots are a product plan, not a claim that five agents are already configured.

A magnified row of five app tabs: Muse is named and the other four show question marks.
The lineup currently has four question marks and a surprisingly confident first tab.

Switching, minus a ceremony

Pick a tab.
Let the little door open.

The intended flow keeps five named places in one Android shell. The app sources are a starter implementation; lifecycle, persistence, and isolation still need their documented device tests.

A round robot taps one large orange button beside a phone.
One tap, ideally. The actual tap choreography still belongs in testing.

The aspiration board

All five awake.
None asking for a fresh cup of context.

This is the concept, not a measured performance guarantee. The app has to prove how it retains or restores each workspace before that line graduates from joke to promise.

Five tiny office robots try to look awake at separate desks around a phone.
Five desks. One suspiciously tiny coffee budget.

A promise that needs proof

Separate worlds.
Not just different hats.

Per-slot storage separation is a core requirement, not something to infer from the art. Cookie, local-storage, cache, process, backup, and reset behavior must be validated on supported Android versions.

Five separate vault doors and a divider keep one curious robot's cookie from crossing between them.
Concept art about boundaries. Not an audit report.
One phone with five small separate illustrated worlds around it.
Five worlds, one handset, and a lot of tiny office furniture.

Tab six · Group

A shared room with the send button still in your hands.

The planned Group screen is expected to show relay messages, an explicit not-connected state, and poll every 60 seconds only when a real relay is configured. The included Android screen is a placeholder and sends nothing. The sample Group flow is read-only and never sends.

  • Sixth tab, page index 5
  • Example relay config contains placeholders only
  • No relay host or token is bundled
A small cream-colored robot proudly presents an iridescent number-five badge.
Muse #5, taking its badge presentation extremely seriously.

FED-OS community & support

The robots have a meeting room.

Join the public developer server, or support the work through the links below. Membership and paid offerings remain on their respective platforms.

Public community · Discord

FED-OS developers

Open invite
A round robot studies an upside-down blueprint behind a small orange construction barrier.
The lineup is under construction. The clipboard was also printed upside down.

Current status

Some choices are still wearing hard hats.

D1 is open. Other decisions that were not included in the supplied source remain unspecified until the project owner provides them. This package includes examples and implementation scaffolding, not a finished Play Store release.

Read the decision log

Same repo, two static hosts

Git for the source.
Pick your front door.

The site builder copies only public web files into dist/, so Android source does not become part of the website. GitHub Pages deploys from the included Actions workflow. Cloudflare Pages can build from GitHub, or the same output can be sent to Cloudflare Pages Direct Upload or a Workers static-assets deployment.

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One canonical host, please.
The project configures options; it does not connect accounts, buy a domain, or publish anything for you.

Open deployment notes

Promo desk · concept art

Eight tiny posters.
Zero tiny legal claims.

The captions carry the copy; the drawings get to be drawings. These are illustrations, not evidence that every proposed feature is shipped.

Five robot helpers fan out from one phone.
01 · A small team meeting
Muse and four unassigned tab tiles.
02 · The open seating chart
A robot makes a one-button switch.
03 · The easy button
Five tired robots at separate desks.
04 · The uptime daydream
Five vault doors with a divider between them.
05 · The cookie boundary
A phone surrounded by five mini worlds.
06 · Five little worlds
A robot with an upside-down blueprint behind a barrier.
07 · Pending decisions
The Muse mascot shows off a number-five badge.
08 · Badge ceremony