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▲ 171 today1.2k starsGoNew · 7d old

Native Go Music Player Grows Fast with 170 New Stars

MCP & SkillsVoice

What is mygo-music?

MyGo Music is a desktop music player built in Go that runs without a WebView, playing local files and extending functionality via JavaScript or TypeScript plugins. It supports playlists, lyric stages, podcast captions generated by on-device speech models, and macOS notch and media-key integration.

Who it is for

If you want a lightweight, extensible music app you can customize in Go and JS, you can run it locally or build your own plugins.

Try it in 60 seconds

You need: Go toolchain installed

  1. go tool mygo dev
  2. go tool mygo build
  3. go test ./internal/...

AGPL-3.0 licenseUpdated todayGo89 open issues

New projects are not vetted. Skim the code, and run it in a fresh folder or a container before giving it your files or keys.

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The story so far

Early Signal first spotted egoist/mygo-music on November 11, 2026, when it had 1.2k GitHub stars. It now has 1.2k. On its busiest day it gained 171 stars. The project is 7 days old and written mainly in Go. It is published under the AGPL-3.0 license and has 197 forks. Early Signal files it under MCP & Skills, Voice.

Questions about mygo-music

Is mygo-music free and open source?
Yes. egoist/mygo-music is open source under the AGPL-3.0 license, and the code is on GitHub at https://github.com/egoist/mygo-music.
How do I install mygo-music?
Use one of these, depending on your setup: go tool mygo dev · go tool mygo build · go test ./internal/...
What do I need to run mygo-music?
Go toolchain installed

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