Meta has opened an early access program for upcoming Muse features, giving users a chance to test new capabilities before a wider release.
According to TechCrunch, users can register their interest directly through Muse using a prompt shared by Meta.
The program follows Meta Connect 2026, where the company announced a number of new features for Muse as it continues to expand the app beyond basic chatbot interactions.
Meta is increasingly positioning Muse as a personal AI agent capable of handling a wider range of tasks across its ecosystem.
The company has not confirmed when all of the newly announced features will become generally available, but the early access program will allow selected users to try them first.
