Meta has introduced Spaces, a feature that gives users dedicated work areas to collaborate with its Muse AI agent on specific projects. Each Space keeps a focused conversation accessible from the Muse interface.
Users can ask Muse to create tools such as a vacation planner, recipe collection, gift tracker, wedding organizer or DIY project board. Meta says people can describe an idea in chat, and Muse will shape it into a planner, tracker or project workspace.
Spaces can also connect with third-party apps, allowing relevant information to refresh in the background. Meta says updates such as concert dates, price changes and savings progress can appear without users needing to request them.
The launch adds another way to work with Muse, following the recent introduction of Muse Voice, which lets users give the agent spoken instructions through video chat. Meta says Muse agents had reached 10 million users in the United States and Canada less than two months after their debut.
By combining conversational AI with persistent, task-focused workspaces, Spaces could make digital assistants more useful for managing everyday projects as these tools continue to evolve.
