Meta adds Spaces to Muse AI, letting users build custom app-like tools
The feature lets users describe a tool and have Muse build it, with options to link it to apps that update prices and dates.
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Story- Meta has added a feature called Spaces to its Muse AI assistant.
- Spaces lets users describe an app-like tool and have Muse build it inside the app.
- Users can link a Space to an app so that Muse updates prices and dates in the background.
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Meta has added a feature to its Muse AI assistant that lets users build custom, app-like tools inside the app. The feature, called Spaces, can create things such as a shopping hub, a school dashboard, a music tracker and a trivia game.
Users create a Space by describing what they want. Meta said they can then keep changing it by asking Muse for edits. Once built, a Space can be used directly in the app. People can tick items off, add notes and make changes.
A Space can also be linked to a relevant app. When that happens, Muse updates details such as pricing and dates in the background. Users can add Spaces to the sidebar of the Muse app for quick access.
How Spaces works
Meta says the aim is to let people get the version of an app they need at a given moment, without downloading a separate one. The company has been adding new features and integrations to Muse agents, and Spaces is the latest of these.
The feature is a new way for people to work with their Muse agent, according to Meta's announcement. Reports on the launch did not give details on which countries or accounts get access first, or whether Spaces is free.
It is not yet clear how many apps will work with Spaces at launch, or how accurate the background updates will be over time. Readers who use Muse for shopping or planning should check each linked app's details before relying on them.
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