GoKawiilMeta adds customizable 'spaces' feature to Muse AI assistant
Meta is rolling out a new feature called 'spaces' to all users of its Muse AI assistant, letting people build app-like dashboards for tasks such as shopping, school schedules, music tracking or trivia games. Users create a space by describing it to Muse, can edit it through conversation or direct interaction, and can connect it to other apps so pricing, dates and other details update automatically. Spaces can be pinned to a sidebar, moved to the main tab, or scheduled to appear at certain times, and the rollout includes a specialized version of Meta's Muse Wonder AI model.
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The feature pushes Muse beyond simple chat responses toward persistent, task-specific tools, which could make the assistant stickier by embedding it into users' daily routines rather than one-off queries. Meta's stated interest in letting users share and collaborate on spaces suggests the company may be aiming to build a broader ecosystem of user-generated mini-apps within Muse, potentially increasing engagement and data tied to the assistant.
- Muse's new 'spaces' feature lets users build custom app-like hubs through natural-language requests.
- Spaces can sync with connected apps for live updates and be scheduled or pinned for easy access.
- Meta is exploring sharing and collaboration features for spaces, alongside a rollout of a specialized Muse Wonder model.
Source: theverge.com — Emma Roth, 2026-11-06
Published there as: “Meta’s Muse AI can create custom ‘spaces’ for the version of the app you need right now”
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