Meta Launches Personalized AI Spaces Feature for Muse App

en.Wedoany.com Reported - On November 6, U.S. technology company Meta launched the Spaces personalized space feature for its personal AI agent app Muse, allowing users to describe their needs in natural language and have AI automatically create interactive app spaces. The new feature covers scenarios including schedule management, shopping lists, travel planning, project management, and interactive games, and supports connecting external apps, automatically updating data, and customizing interface layouts. Spaces is now available to users in regions where Muse's existing services are offered.

Users can directly describe to Muse the tool they wish to create, and the system generates the corresponding space accordingly, allowing users to continue modifying functions, content, and appearance through conversation during use. Once generated, the space becomes part of the Muse app; users can pin it to the sidebar or main tab, hide spaces they are not currently using, and set specific times for corresponding functions to appear.

In this update, Meta listed a variety of app spaces that can be created, including a shopping hub that integrates Instagram saves and Marketplace product information, a family management dashboard that extracts events from school emails and syncs them to the calendar, a music activity tracking tool, a wedding planning checklist, an interactive trivia game, and a small business order management system. Freelancers can also create a workspace that centrally displays client projects, deadlines, and invoices.

Spaces supports connecting to users' existing external apps and services, using authorized data to continuously update space content. For example, a travel planning space can integrate flight, hotel booking, and daily itinerary information; an order management space can centrally display new orders, customer messages, and items pending shipment. When connected data changes, the corresponding space can update in the background, and users can also directly check off tasks, add notes, and edit records within the space.

This feature also supports adjusting the app layout based on users' daily schedules. Users can place the weekly planning panel in a primary position on weekdays and automatically switch to leisure activity-related spaces on weekends. Meta also stated that it is researching features to share personally created Spaces with other users and support multi-person collaboration, and has begun deploying to Muse a dedicated model version that draws on training results from Muse Wonder.