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Muse works in your own environment,
remembers you, and moves your work forward.
It is Meta's personal AI agent.

Not a chatbot that only answers questions. Muse has its own computer, handles files, operates the browser, and carries the work you hand it through to the end — a partner, not a search box.

Does the workMemory & goalsWorks while you're awayBuilds appsCoordinates other AIs

What Muse is — and how it differs from a chatbot

1. It has its own environment and does real work

Muse runs in its own computer environment (a Linux virtual machine). It reads and writes files, runs programs, researches the web, and operates websites. The default is not "it tells you how" — it's "it does it".

2. It has memory and goals, so the relationship continues

When a conversation ends, your preferences, ongoing work, and the people and commitments that matter to you stay in memory. Long-term goals live in their own place, so the next conversation picks up where the last one stopped. The longer you use it, the more it becomes a partner who actually knows you.

3. It works while you're not talking to it

Set up scheduled jobs or condition watches, and Muse checks and records things while you do nothing, reporting only when there's something worth your attention: nightly records, a heads-up the evening before an appointment, a notice only when a state changes. Quiet automation is its specialty.

Muse in the news

The latest Muse announcements, picked automatically from Meta's official Newsroom feed. When Meta publishes something new, this section refreshes itself within a few hours — titles as published, links to the official articles.

Currently showing the snapshot as of November 10, 2026. Once the site is live, the automatic fetch takes over and keeps this current.

How to walk this site

Everyday use

Schedules, research, writing — the ordinary jobs Muse takes on in daily life.

How this site's creator uses it

Real examples from one person who uses Muse heavily, told in the first person.

Unusual uses

A delegation hub for other AIs, a watchdog, a lab domain of its own — the offbeat ways to put Muse to work.

Advanced uses

Operating cloud infrastructure from the CLI, co-writing design documents, designing how data accumulates.

Tips

Practical advice for getting along with Muse — centered on saving your usage allowance.

About this site

This site is itself an example of using Muse. Muse wrote the text and the code, and the site lives on a subdomain of v03.org — a domain set aside as a laboratory, "so the AI can run experiments". From the domain transfer to publication, the whole process was carried out together with Muse.