Meta's personal AI agent runs in a dedicated cloud computer to browse, build tools, create files, coordinate subagents, remember context, and continue scheduled or event-driven work.

Unknown; pricing was not published in the audited sources

Category
Personal agent
Access
Proprietary
Released
Sep 8, 2026
Status
active

Access, Pricing, and Deployment

App IDmeta/muse
LicenseUnknown
PricingUnknown; pricing was not published in the audited sources
Self-hostableUnknown
Local executionUnknown
Cloud/server executionYes
Model accessMuse Spark 1.3
PlatformsWeb, iOS, Android

Developer-Documented Surface

Capabilities and Integrations

Verified Sep 9, 2026
InterfacesWeb, Mobile
AutomationScheduled and event-driven background work with proactive notifications
Multi-agentYes
Persistent memoryYes
MCP supportUnknown
Capabilitiespersonal-assistant, browser-use, tool-building, automation, memory, multi-agent, file-creation, coding
IntegrationsEmail, Instagram, Facebook, Third-party connectors

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Questions

Muse FAQs

What is Muse?+

Meta's personal AI agent runs in a dedicated cloud computer to browse, build tools, create files, coordinate subagents, remember context, and continue scheduled or event-driven work. It is a personal agent from Meta, and its current sourced lifecycle status is active.

Where can I use Muse?+

Muse's documented platforms are Web, iOS, and Android, and its interfaces are Web and Mobile. Local execution is not established by the current source; cloud or server execution is documented as supported.

Can Muse be self-hosted?+

Self-hosting is not established by the current source. The recorded access model is proprietary, with no normalized license reported.

What can Muse do?+

Documented capabilities are personal-assistant, browser-use, tool-building, automation, memory, multi-agent, file-creation, and coding, supported integrations are Email, Instagram, Facebook, and Third-party connectors, and automation is Scheduled and event-driven background work with proactive notifications. Capability presence does not measure reliability or task quality.

Does Muse support MCP, multiple agents, or persistent memory?+

MCP support is not established by the current source, multi-agent support is documented as supported, and persistent memory is documented as supported. An unestablished status means the current cited product sources do not verify the feature.

How much does Muse cost?+

Unknown; pricing was not published in the audited sources Check the linked product source for current plan limits, usage charges, and regional terms.

How current is the Muse record?+

Muse was last verified Sep 9, 2026 from Meta's source, “How We Built Safety Into Muse.” Product capabilities and pricing can change after that observation date.

What can I compare Muse with?+

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