Meta's leaked agent resurfaces as "Muse," now in a closed alpha test

Your move: Still unofficial, but further along than before

TestingCatalog reports that Meta's previously leaked agent, code-named Hatch, has moved out of internal testing and into a closed alpha. Its real product name turns out to be "Muse," not Hatch. An App Store listing found by TestingCatalog describes an agent that manages email, books dinners, tracks budgets, sets reminders, and finds deals, and it asks for your approval before it spends money or sends a message on your behalf. Getting in needs a waitlist spot or an invite code that early testers can share. Meta has not confirmed any of this officially.

Why it matters

This is the first real sign that the agent Meta was working on is moving toward an actual release instead of staying a leaked internal plan. Still, nothing is official yet, so keep treating the details as unconfirmed until Meta says otherwise.

Source: TestingCatalog ↗

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