Meta is adding “Spaces” to its Muse AI assistant, letting users create custom, app-like experiences inside the Muse app. The feature is designed to work without coding: users describe what they want, and Muse builds a tailored “space” that they can then interact with directly.
Coverage focuses on how “Spaces” turns Muse from a chat-style helper into something more interactive and reusable within the app. The Verge says Spaces can be built for different needs and offers examples such as a shopping hub, a school dashboard, a music tracker, and a trivia game. TechCrunch frames the change around collaboration and new integrations for Muse agents.
Digital Trends emphasizes the “app within an app” concept, describing Spaces as Meta’s answer to “vibe coding” that generates mini-app experiences based on user descriptions. Across outlets, the common thread is that Muse automates the creation of these custom experiences entirely within the assistant interface, with potential links to other relevant apps.
