Users can now design specific interfaces like a shopping hub, school dashboard, or music tracker directly inside the Muse application.
Meta has introduced a new feature called “spaces” that enables the Muse AI assistant to construct customized, app-like experiences. Users can build specific interfaces such as shopping hubs, school dashboards, music trackers, or trivia games, interacting with them directly through the app.
When connected to a relevant app, a space will automatically sync pricing, dates, and other details in the background. Meta explains that users can generate a new space by providing a description and refine it through conversation. Additionally, users can manage tasks by checking items off lists, adding notes, and making direct edits.
The app allows for flexible organization, letting users add spaces to the sidebar, pin them to the main tab, or schedule their appearance. As Meta suggests, you might keep your weekly planner front and center during the workweek, then switch to weekend plans on Saturday.
This feature is currently rolling out to all Muse users, accompanied by a specialized version of the Muse Wonder AI model. Furthermore, Meta is exploring options for users to share their custom spaces and collaborate with others.
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