Meta expands Muse agent capabilities with introduction of collaborative spaces

Meta has rolled out Spaces, a new feature allowing users to engage in focused, topic-specific collaborations with its Muse agents. These custom experiences reside in the agent interface sidebar, enabling Muse to work toward defined objectives, such as planning a vacation or tracking DIY projects. Meta noted that users can prompt Muse to build these spaces from a simple chat description, which can then be integrated with third-party applications to keep information current automatically. This launch follows the introduction of Muse Voice, which permits verbal command and video chat with the agent. Mark Zuckerberg, Meta’s founder and CEO, highlighted the feature on X, stating he had created examples like a BBQ game and a home control dashboard. The agents have seen a positive reception; during its October earnings call, Zuckerberg revealed that Muse agents had reached 10 million users across the U.S. and Canada shortly after their debut. The company continues to build out the agent ecosystem, competing with offerings from OpenAI and SpaceXAI’s Grokbot. Furthermore, Meta's recent developments include the addition of Spaces, making it the second new Muse feature released within the past week.