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  THE UI FOR YOUR AI

An extendable visual workspace where your AI agents build their own UI. See moi.computer for what it is and how it works.

Moi gives your agent of choice a UI it can reshape on the fly and grow into your personal software. Under the hood, the agent writes and embeds live components wired to real data: APIs, local files and commands, MCP servers.

Works with the harness you already use:

Claude Code	Codex
OpenClaw	Hermes (coming soon)

Features

• Workspace. The folder where your agent (e.g. Claude Code) runs and keeps its data. It gets a special skill that teaches it how to communicate with moi.
• Theme. The agent can modify the appearance of the workspace for you: fonts, color scheme and more.
• Scratchpad. A shared canvas where you ideate together with the agent: ask it to draw diagrams, add feedback or comments, visualize knowledge and plans.
• Widgets. A dynamic dashboard made of small apps wired to the data from your workspace. They can be rearranged, modified, and completely customized.
• Views. An app embedded in the workspace that lives in its own tab. Build complex interfaces: CRMs, task trackers, second brain storage, customer support views, etc.

Widgets wired to live project stats	Order funnel on the scratchpad, live from Postgres	Use the agent as a copilot when working with products
E-commerce store dashboard connected to Postgres and Resend	Build a Roadmap view with epics and pull requests	Sketching architecture together with the agent
Custom view for color grading	Home screen with your workspaces	Issues view, a lightweight Linear-like tracker

Quick start

Using Claude Code or Codex? Paste this prompt into an existing session and the agent will set everything up for you:

Set up the moi workspace for this project. Fetch https://moi.computer/INSTALL.md, and follow the steps.

For OpenClaw or a manual setup, read on.

Manual install

Make sure Bun 1.3 or newer is installed. moi uses it to run the web server and bundle the dynamic UI.

Install the moi-computer package from npm and start the web UI:

bun i -g moi-computer
moi start        # http://localhost:13337

Then bring in your project, either way works:

• open http://localhost:13337 and create a workspace (or import an existing folder) right from the web UI;
• or run moi init inside a folder to turn it into a workspace.

Run as a service

Instead of keeping moi start in a terminal, install moi as a user-level service — it starts on login, restarts on crash, and survives reboots (launchd on macOS, a systemd user unit on Linux; no root needed):

moi service install     # install and start
moi service             # state, unit path, server version
moi service logs -f     # follow server logs
moi service restart
moi service uninstall

The service captures a small, fixed slice of your shell environment at install time: PATH, system basics (home, locale, proxies), and moi/agent vars (MOI_*, ANTHROPIC_*, OPENCLAW_*, OPENAI_*, PUBLIC_*). Anything else your agents need belongs in the workspace env (moi env set, .env) — or capture it by name: moi service install --env MY_TOKEN,OTHER. Rerun moi service install after changing captured vars (or moving bun). On macOS the first install may show a "background item added" notification for "moi"; that is the moi service. On headless Linux, lingering is enabled automatically when possible so the service outlives your SSH session.

Updating

moi update            # update to the latest release
moi update --check    # only check; exit 0 up to date, 1 update available, 2 check failed

moi update checks npm for the latest release and updates through whichever package manager owns the install (bun, npm, pnpm, or yarn). A service-managed server is restarted onto the new version; a foreground moi start only gets a warning — restart it yourself. Prerelease installs (…-next.N) are left alone. --check changes nothing and is made for scripts and agents. moi status shows when the running server and CLI versions differ, however the update happened.

OpenClaw

In OpenClaw, moi is installed per agent workspace. First, list the agents you have:

> openclaw agents

🦞 OpenClaw 2026.7.1

Agents:
- main (default)   <-- the agent name you'll pass to moi
  Identity: Assistant (IDENTITY.md)
  Workspace: ~/.openclaw/workspace
  Agent dir: ~/.openclaw/agents/main/agent
  Model: openai/gpt-5.6-sol

Then install the moi skill into an agent's workspace and start the web UI:

moi openclaw init <agent-name>
moi start

Your agent's workspace will show up at http://localhost:13337.

No crypto token

moi has no cryptocurrency, token, coin, or NFT — official or otherwise — on any chain, and never will. Any token using the moi name, logo, or the maintainer's name (on pump.fun, Solana, or anywhere else) is an unauthorized scam with no affiliation to, endorsement from, or benefit to this project. The maintainer will never announce, endorse, or accept proceeds from a token. Don't buy it, and report it to the platform where it's listed.

License: Elastic 2.0.