Browse and complete tasks
Meta describes Muse as an agent that can browse the web, answer questions, and complete multi-step tasks on your behalf.
Open official sourceReference page · Last reviewed September 25, 2026
What Meta Muse can do—and where to check first.
A compact, source-backed reference for people deciding whether Muse can handle a task. Product behavior, availability, connectors, and usage limits can change; treat this page as a checkpoint, not a promise.
How to read this
Capability is not permission.
A feature may exist while your account, region, device, or connector does not have access to it. Start with read-only context, ask for a reviewable result, and keep approval before messages, purchases, bookings, cancellations, or account changes.
Each row links to the official source used for the claim and is marked for periodic review.
Current capability map
What is documented publicly
Use this list to choose a realistic first workflow.
Connectors
Muse can connect with apps and services such as email, calendar, and Instagram; the available list and permissions can change over time.
Open official sourcePurchases with approval
Meta says Muse can make purchases, but is designed to ask permission before actions such as buying or sharing information.
Open official sourceBackground work and goals
The official capability page describes reminders, goal tracking, and monitoring that can continue in the background under your direction.
Open official sourceFiles, forms, and documents
The official download page describes organizing files, filling out forms, and working with Messages, Calendar, and Notes with permission.
Open official sourceDevice access
Meta’s download page lists iPhone, Android, and Mac entry points and describes continuing a task across devices; WhatsApp access is also mentioned.
Open official sourceActivity and permission controls
Meta describes an activity trail and controls for reviewing what the agent has done or plans to do, plus permission settings for connections.
Open official sourcePractical limits
Ask these questions before you delegate.
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Is it available here?
Check your country, account, device, and current rollout status.
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What does it need to read?
Connect the smallest set of apps, files, dates, and preferences that can answer the task.
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What must I approve?
Make the stop point explicit before anything external, financial, public, or irreversible happens.
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How will I verify it?
Require source links, timestamps, assumptions, and a short output you can check against the original.
Turn capability into a task