Muse
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Meta’s personal AI agent for ongoing goals and everyday tasks on a dedicated cloud computer.
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What is Muse?
Muse connects to apps, browses the web, remembers relevant preferences, and continues multi-step work after the app closes. It offers proactive suggestions, with user approval controls for actions such as messages and purchases. The current FAQ lists availability for adults 18+ in the US and Canada.
What can you use Muse for?
- Follow through on personal goals and tasks
- Research travel, shopping, and everyday plans
- Work across email, calendars, and other apps
Muse pricing and usage limits
Free access and paid subscriptions are available. Check Muse’s official pages for usage limits, features, and regional availability.
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