MetaDesk

MetaDesk turns an NVIDIA Jetson into a personal AI workstation you can operate from a browser. Personal agents such as OpenClaw show what AI can do, but getting from installation to useful work can become a project in itself. People and small teams have to configure models, connect tools, manage credentials, and keep everything running. We built MetaDesk to make that experience accessible through guided onboarding and an integrated workspace. Users pair their Jetson, select it in the web desk, and start giving it tasks. MetaDesk brings together the agent runtime, model connections, files, terminal, browser, and background jobs. The Jetson provides dedicated local compute and a persistent workspace that remains available while users work elsewhere. This is a problem we experienced ourselves while travelling and we built the solution. Lightweight requests run on a local model, while Meta’s Muse Spark and Muse Wonder handle more demanding reasoning and tool use. Actions execute on the board, with approval required before code patches are applied. Users can see tool activity, model usage, and cloud spending. Our demo shows Muse Spark inspecting a crashed application, identifying the bug, and proposing a patch. After approval, MetaDesk applies the change, and we verify the repaired application in the board’s browser. We also launch a background research job, leave the desk, and return to its completed report. Our initial focus is developers and small teams who want a capable personal agent on hardware they own, with straightforward setup, remote access, and control over what it does. The Jetson and equivalent machines are intentionally how we look at the future as MetaDesk can be expandable into Physical AI machines and we can see them solving even physical tasks.