Meta Lets Users Ask Muse for Early Access to New Features

Users can ask Muse to join Meta's early-access program for upcoming capabilities.

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Meta is opening early access for new Muse features, letting users ask the AI assistant to add them to the program before wider availability. The company shared the new signup option on September 25, following several Muse announcements at Meta Connect 2026.

Muse Early Access Opens for New Features

Meta says users can ask Muse to let its team know they want to join the early-access program. The company shared a prompt that users can send to Muse, which records their interest in testing upcoming capabilities.

The program follows the recent expansion of Muse across mobile, Mac, and other parts of Meta's AI lineup. Saganote previously covered the Muse personal AI agent arriving on iPhone and Mac, including its ability to work across supported apps and services.

New Muse Features Are Coming

Meta has previewed several upcoming Muse capabilities, including a digital avatar for real-time video conversations, more shopping partnerships and connectors, expanded Mac computer-use features, and integration with Meta's AI glasses.

Meta has also introduced the Muse Charm pocket companion, another planned way to interact with the agent outside a traditional phone or computer interface.

Early Access Does Not Guarantee Immediate Availability

Asking Muse to join the program records interest in early access, but it does not mean every requester will immediately receive the new features. Meta has not provided a public guarantee that everyone who submits a request will be selected.


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