MyriaLabs

MyriaLabs describes itself as a foundation for modern open-source projects. Its principal identified project, Clopen, is an open-source, all-in-one workspace for AI coding agents designed to let developers chat with agents, edit files, use terminals, manage Git, preview browsers, query databases, and collaborate or access the workspace remotely without switching tools.

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Browser Workspace for AI Coding Agents

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Latest News

10/31/2026

Clopen v0.4.48 released with chat-app control, single-owner multi-device authentication, browser-preview enhancements, and shared Git operation locks.

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10/24/2026

Clopen v0.4.47 released with the Vikey provider added to OpenCode.

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10/14/2026

Clopen v0.4.46 released with updated OpenCode, Codex, Copilot, Qwen, Pi, Claude, Cline, and Cursor SDKs plus stack-pruning improvements.

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10/01/2026

Clopen v0.4.45 released with unified change review and improvements to artifacts, file watching, snapshots, and chat editing.

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Clopen

2026-02-27

Open-source web workspace distributed as the @myrialabs/clopen package. It combines AI-agent chat, an integrated terminal, Git management, live Chromium browser preview, Monaco editing, database access, checkpoints, remote access, Cloudflare tunnels, MCP connectors, skills, commands, subagents, and background processing. It runs locally on port 9141 after installation with Bun.

@myrialabs/clopen npm package

2026

The Bun-installable distribution of Clopen, installed with `bun add -g @myrialabs/clopen`; the npm listing reported version 0.4.48 and 115 published versions at the time of research.

Market Position

Clopen positions itself as an open-source, self-hostable alternative to assembling separate AI coding-agent CLIs, editors, terminals, browser-testing tools, database clients, and collaboration/tunneling utilities. Its differentiator is one workspace spanning many agent engines and accounts, rather than being tied to a single agent or editor; relevant comparison points include Cursor, Cline, OpenCode, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, and conventional VS Code-based workflows.

Business Model

Revenue Model

Clopen is published as MIT-licensed open-source software and is available for local installation through the public npm package. The reviewed sources describe free installation and community support/donations, but do not describe a subscription, usage-based charge, or commercial tier.

Pricing Tiers

Open-source Clopen

Free

Local installation via Bun and the MIT-licensed GitHub repository; no paid tiers were listed in the reviewed official sources.

No IPO information or plans were found; the available sources present MyriaLabs/Clopen as an open-source project rather than a public company.

Target Markets

Industries & Segments

Individual developers and technical users
Open-source developers and contributors
Teams using multiple AI coding agents
Full-stack and database-oriented engineering teams
Developers needing self-hosted or remotely accessible development environments

Use Cases

AI-assisted software development
Managing several coding-agent engines and accounts in one workspace
Autonomous browser-based UI testing and visual verification
Full-stack development with integrated database inspection and querying
Remote development from phones, tablets, or another computer
Sharing local development servers through secure public tunnels

History & Milestones

2026-10-31

Clopen v0.4.48 added chat-app control through a shared catalog, simplified authentication to a single owner with many devices, improved chat and sub-agent behavior, expanded browser-preview controls, and added force-pull/sync with shared Git operation locks.

2026-10-24

Clopen v0.4.47 added the Vikey provider to OpenCode.

2026-10-14

Clopen v0.4.46 refreshed supported engine SDKs including OpenCode, Codex, Copilot, Qwen, Pi, Claude, Cline, and Cursor, and improved stack pruning.

2026-10-01

Clopen v0.4.45 unified change review across code surfaces and improved project artifacts, file watching, snapshots, and chat editing.

2026-09-29

Clopen v0.4.44 updated access to the newest Claude models and task progress; v0.4.43 refreshed file sharing, explorer navigation, and engine model catalogs.

Key Capabilities

Multi-engine support for Claude Code, OpenCode, Codex, GitHub Copilot, Qwen Code, Pi, Cline, and Cursor

Multiple accounts per AI engine with per-session switching

Streaming AI chat with tool visualization and reasoning-effort controls

Integrated multi-tab terminal with xterm.js

Git stage, commit, branch, push, pull, stash, log, conflict resolution, checkpoints, and shared operation locks

Live Chromium browser preview with manual interaction and AI-driven visual testing

Integrations & Partnerships

Platform Integrations

Bun.js installation and runtime
Claude Code
OpenCode
OpenAI Codex
GitHub Copilot CLI
Qwen Code
Pi
Cline

Key Partnerships

Integrates with the Claude Code, OpenCode, Codex, GitHub Copilot, Qwen Code, Pi, Cline, and Cursor ecosystems.

Uses Cloudflare Tunnel for public HTTPS access to local development servers.

Provides access to the official Model Context Protocol registry and MCP server connections.

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