Muse adds interactive Spaces that update in the background

Your move: Give an ongoing project its own place in Muse.

Meta began rolling out Spaces on Nov 6, letting Muse build interactive planners, trackers, dashboards or games from a description. Connected apps can supply background updates, and users can edit the results inside Muse.

Why it matters

It gives ongoing work a reusable interface instead of another chat. The catch: availability follows Muse's existing markets, and sharing Spaces or collaborating with other users is still being explored, not shipped. Background updates depend on the apps you connect.

Source: The Verge ↗

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