Meta introduces Muse as a proactive personal agent
Meta’s Muse is designed to keep doing personal tasks in the background, with approvals for actions that matter.
TestingCatalog says Muse runs on its own computer-like environment with a file system, terminal and browser, letting it navigate sites, fill forms, build tools and create documents. The agent can continue work after the app closes, react to schedules or events, and decide when to notify the user. Meta is showing controls around that autonomy, including activity logs, editable memory, permission records and approval cards for purchases, emails and other critical steps. Access details remain unspecified, with Meta describing Muse as an early product still being revised for usefulness and safety. TestingCatalog's note
TestingCatalog says Muse runs on its own computer-like environment with a file system, terminal and browser, letting it navigate sites, fill forms, build tools and create documents. The agent can continue work after the app closes, react to schedules or events, and decide when to notify the user. Meta is showing controls around that autonomy, including activity logs, editable memory, permission records and approval cards for purchases, emails and other critical steps. Access details remain unspecified, with Meta describing Muse as an early product still being revised for usefulness and safety. TestingCatalog's note
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