Summary
Meta has released three updates to its free Muse AI agent, and this video from Paul J Lipsky shows how they make it more suitable for serious, ongoing work. The headline feature is Spaces, which lets Muse build mini apps inside the app, such as dashboards, project trackers and even games.
The creator demonstrates his own Spaces, including a dashboard that lists every scheduled automation with its last run, frequency, status and next run, an order tracker that scans Gmail for confirmation and tracking numbers, and a Black Friday deal monitor with price thresholds. A live voice session shows Muse generating new Spaces on request, including an animated automation dashboard, a photo-based calorie tracker, a free-versus-paid plan comparison and a two-player unicorn board game.
The second update brings active memory and active focus, previously limited to paid subscribers when Meta launched its Muse Wonder model last month, to all users. These improve how well Muse recalls details and stays on task. The video suggests pairing the free Muse plan with models from OpenAI or Anthropic for more demanding work, and explains how to get the most out of the new setup.
📺 Source: Paul J Lipsky · Published November 09, 2026
🏷️ Format: News Analysis
