Muse Spaces Gives Your Agents a Home
Describe a tracker, planner or board — and Muse builds it for you.
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Meta launched Muse Spaces on November 6. It's a way to build your own screens inside Muse — a tracker, a planner, a project board — just by describing what you want.
Each space lives in the Muse sidebar, and it can stay updated from the apps you connect. Mark Zuckerberg's pitch: “tell Muse what you need and it builds it.”
Until now, agent work was scattered. A chat here, a task there, and good luck finding it tomorrow. Spaces pulls each job into its own screen you can come back to.
For beginners, this fixes the hardest part that nobody talks about: not starting, but picking it back up the next day.
Meta says Spaces is available everywhere Muse is. Sharing a space with other people is something Meta says it's exploring, with no date yet.
Starting an agent is easy now. Spaces is about the second day — coming back and continuing.
Want agents doing real jobs for you? The Beginner Agent Starter Pack — 100 copy-paste setups, $4.99: go.johnveit.com/starter-pack
