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You've heard the name Muse. Is it just another chatbot? No. It's a personal AI agent: your own agent on its own dedicated computer, talking only to you, remembering across chats, using tools like mail and calendar, building things you keep, and working while you're away.

Four terms first. Agent: a program that works for you on its own. Memory: what it keeps about you between chats. Skill: one built-in capability. Connector: a plug-in to an outside tool or service.

Muse is a personal AI agent — everyone gets their own, running on its own dedicated computer that stays yours. It's strictly personal: every conversation is between you and your own agent, no group chats, no shared rooms. Under the hood, it's powered by Muse Spark, from Meta's Muse model family. Muse went live on September 8th, 2026, and is available in the US and Canada.

What it does: chat is the front door — every surface opens on a conversation, you talk, it answers, the thread stays yours. It remembers: conversations, preferences, files carry from one chat to the next, so nothing starts from scratch. It uses tools: skills and connectors plug it into mail, calendar, shopping, media, and your paired devices, so it can act, not just talk. It builds things: artifacts — documents, web pages, apps — that you keep and keep using, and files you hand it land in your Library, organized and findable. And it works while you're away: scheduled checks, Feed posts, Ideas, and Goals keep going even when you're not watching.

Where you reach it: on the web at muse.ai, the full app in your browser — chat, feed, ideas, goals, library. On your phone — native iPhone and Android apps, same tabs, same agent. On your Mac — a chat app that also pairs your Mac as one of its devices, so it can work with what's there. And over WhatsApp — the same agent, in the messaging app you already use.

What it costs: free to start, with a usage limit that's enough to put it to real work, plus a paid monthly subscription for more usage whenever needed. Subscribe at muse.ai, or through the Apple App Store and Google Play — it renews monthly unless cancelled.

Your Turn: Paste into Muse: "Remember one preference about me: I take my coffee black." Then, in a brand-new chat, ask what it remembers about your coffee. When you ask it to forget, see whether it does. Check two things yourself: does it recall the preference in the new chat, and does it offer to forget it when you ask?

0:00 What is Muse? And four terms 0:21 Your own agent, on its own computer 0:49 What it does: chat, memory, tools, building, working while you're away 1:28 Where you reach it: web, phone, Mac, WhatsApp 1:52 What it costs 2:08 Recap 2:23 Your turn

Part of the Muse series. @NikBearBrown

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What is Muse? And four terms 0:21 Your own agent, on its own computer 0:49 What it does: chat, memory, tools, building, working while you're away 1:28 Where you reach it: web, phone, Mac, WhatsApp 1:52 What it costs 2:08 Recap 2:23 Your turn

[0:00] Hello, this is Liam in for Bear. You've heard the name Muse, but what is it? Just another chatbot? No, it's something more specific. Let me show you what it does and how it's paid for. Four terms: agent, a program that works for you on its own. Memory, what it keeps about you between chats. Skill, one built-in thing it knows how to do. Artifact, a document, page, or app it builds for you. Muse is a personal AI agent. Everyone gets their own. You get an agent and it runs on its own dedicated computer, which stays with you between conversations. And it's strictly personal. Every conversation is between you and your own agent. No group chats, no shared rooms, one-to-one. Under the hood, it's powered by Muse Spark from Meta's Muse model family. Muse went live on September 8th, 2026, and it's available in the US and Canada. Chat is the front door. Every surface opens on a conversation. You talk, it answers, and the thread stays

Yours. It remembers your conversations, your preferences, your files. They carry from one chat to the next, so you never start over. It uses tools, skills, and connectors. Plug it into mail, calendar, shopping, media, and your paired devices. It can act, not just answer. It builds things, artifacts, documents, web pages, apps that you keep and keep using. It keeps your stuff. Files you hand it land in your library, organized and findable. And it works while you're away. Scheduled checks, feed, posts, ideas, goals. The work goes on when you're not watching. On the web at muse.ai, the full app in your browser. Chat, feed, ideas, goals, library. On your phone, native iPhone and Android apps with the same tabs and the same agent. On your Mac, a chat app that also pairs your Mac as one of its devices, so it can work with what's there. And over WhatsApp, Muse as a messaging channel. The same agent in the chat app you already use. It's free to

Start. Free access comes with a usage limit, enough to put it to work. And there's a paid monthly subscription for more usage whenever you need it. You subscribe at muse.ai or through the Apple App Store and Google Play. It renews monthly unless you cancel. Let's recap with Claude. Muse is your own personal AI agent on its own computer. It talks, remembers, uses tools, builds things, and works while you're away. You reach it on the web, your phone, your Mac, or WhatsApp. It's free with a usage limit or a monthly subscription for more. Your turn. Paste this into Muse. Remember one preference about me, I take my coffee black. Then in a brand new chat, tell me what you remember about my coffee. When I ask you to forget it, forget it. Then check two things yourself. Does it recall the preference correctly in the new chat? And does it offer to forget it when you ask? Muse making a film about Muse at Nick Bear Brown.