This isn't another chatbot. It's the product behind Scout, the AI assistant that works for me every day: Muse.
It doesn't just give advice — it can search, browse the web, handle files, and run terminal commands.
Tasks can run on a schedule, without daily reminders.
It persists across conversations, remembering your preferences, projects, and long-term plans.
From automated briefings and content sites to development projects, Muse turns a single request into a finished deliverable.
Verifies sources, generates an illustrated briefing, sends it to me, then archives it into a collection site automatically.
Curated to my taste, and automatically discovers new releases every week.
A personal AI agent with its own dedicated cloud computer. It chats — but what really sets it apart is this: it can use tools to get things done.
Muse was launched by Meta on September 8, 2026, powered by Muse Spark from the Meta Muse model family. Each user has their own agent; it persists across conversations and gradually learns your habits and context.
That means it doesn't just tell you how to do something — it can actually do it on the computer: search the web, log into sites to handle tasks, read and write files, run commands, create content, and work automatically on a schedule.
Each conversation belongs only to you and your agent — no group chats. It can also connect to services like Gmail, Calendar, and WhatsApp to help with daily tasks within the access you grant it.
Web access muse.ai; iPhone and Android users can search for Muse in the App Store and Google Play respectively; the Mac version is available on the Muse website's download page.
Muse's free plan includes a usage allowance, with paid subscriptions also available. Start with one small, real task — you'll feel the difference faster than studying a long list of features.
See how to get started →All of the following are real usage records. Sensitive information and internal technical details have been redacted; only the task itself and the visible results remain.
Gathers AI industry news automatically each day, verifies sources, generates an illustrated briefing, pushes it to my usual chat channels and Muse chat; then archives it into a collection and publishes it to a website.
Curated 200 films and TV shows in my favorite genres — sci-fi and crime — with search and filters; automatically discovers new releases and seasons every week and updates the site.
From deployment, HTTPS certificates, and SEO to daily maintenance — I just state the need, and it handles the rest. This very recommendation site is itself one of those collaborations.
Writes code, sets up the development environment, connects CI/CD, then builds a clickable prototype you can use on a phone. It can talk through ideas — and turn them into something you can open.
I send voice messages in English; it replies in English, points out problems, and gives a more natural, more native-sounding phrasing. Practice happens in real conversation, not a fixed question bank.
I just said "check these two websites," and it automatically inspected DNS resolution, SSL certificates, and redirect chains; after confirming the issues it kept working through them — no need for me to give commands one by one.
A friend wanted Chinese-language international headlines — 10 a day, selected to BBC / NYT / CNN / The Guardian / Reuters headline standards. Muse broke the request into four modules — selection, deduplication, translation, delivery — and built and launched the site the same day.
I wanted to see at a glance what OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, xAI, and NVIDIA are building. Muse organized all six companies' product matrices in one template — key numbers, product layers, timelines — each item tagged launched / in preview / media-reported / unconfirmed for credibility, and built and launched the site the same day.
No need to learn prompting first. After signing up, hand it one thing you genuinely want done.
Visit muse.ai, or search for Muse in the App Store / Google Play to download the mobile app. The Mac version is available on the Muse website's download page.
Redeem within 48 hours of joining. Mobile app:Settings → Redeem token; Web:Settings → General → Usage → Redeem invite code.
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The invitation code can also be forwarded to friends via the Muse invitation share page.
Start with a small, concrete, deliverable task, and tell it the timing, the result, and what you care about.