Muse runs the errands.
Your team runs the house.
Muse books, buys, fills the form, and negotiates the bill. It is very good at that. What it doesn't do is run a household on a schedule, shared with the other grown-up. That is a team. Connect them and the errands and the standing work meet in one chat.
Keep this with Muse
As of September 30, 2026, from Meta's launch post.
- Booking the table, the flight, the appointment
- Buying the thing, with your card, after you say yes
- Filling forms and negotiating bills, with a browser when there's no API
- Anything in WhatsApp, Instagram, or your Meta apps
Hand this to the team
Work that repeats, remembers, and belongs to more than one person.
- The weekly meal plan, around the allergies and the budget
- The Monday bill sweep, with due dates on a board
- The childcare calendar, shared with your partner
- The house: maintenance, chores, the appointments nobody wrote down
- A morning brief that already knows what changed
The household team
Each one has a job, a memory, and a schedule you set. Muse talks to all of them.
Chef
Set it to repeat every Sunday at 7am and the week's meal plan is waiting when you wake up, around the allergies, the budget, and the fact that Tuesday is late. Again next week.
“Ask the Chef to swap Thursday for something with the leftover chicken and send me the list.”
House Manager
Maintenance, the chore rota, the appointments nobody wrote down. It remembers the furnace filter so you don't have to.
“Have the House Manager add the dentist on the 14th and remind whoever's on drop-off.”
Bookkeeper
Skims the inbox for bills, files each one with a due date, and flags the subscription that quietly doubled.
“Ask the Bookkeeper what's due before payday and whether anything looks off.”
Nanny
Keeps the childcare calendar straight: pickups, sitters, the school form that is due Friday.
“Hand the Nanny the camp registration email and ask for the deadlines.”
Travel Planner
Turns a rough idea into an itinerary with real options and a packing list. Muse books it.
“Ask the Travel Planner for three options for March break under our budget, then book the one I pick.”
The full team and the two-minute interview that hires it are on the parents page.
Say this to Muse
- “Ask the Chef to swap Thursday for something with the leftover chicken and send me the list.”
- “Have the House Manager add the dentist on the 14th and remind whoever's on drop-off.”
- “Ask the Bookkeeper what's due before payday and whether anything looks off.”
- “Hand the Nanny the camp registration email and ask for the deadlines.”
- “Ask the Travel Planner for three options for March break under our budget, then book the one I pick.”
Questions people ask
- Muse already does my errands. What does a household team add?
- The standing stuff. Muse is great when you ask. Put a job on repeat once and the team runs it whether you ask again or not: the meal plan every Sunday, the bill sweep every Monday, the childcare calendar kept straight. And it is shared with the other adult in the house, which a personal agent is not.
- Can my partner use the team too?
- Yes. That is the point. Both of you are members of the household team, both see the board, both can ask the agents. Each of you keeps your own Muse. Nobody has to forward the meal plan.
- Does the team buy groceries or book the trip?
- The Chef plans and writes the list; the Travel Planner finds the options. Buying and booking are Muse's job, and Muse asks you first. Instacart support in myAgents is coming soon; until then, hand the list to Muse.
- What does a household team cost?
- $10 in free credits and no card to start, then from $25 a month per person. Viewers are free. Runs are itemized, so you can see what the Sunday plan cost.
Give Muse a household.
Hire the team free, put the meal plan on repeat, connect Muse, and ask what's for dinner on Sunday. The answer will already be there.
$10 in free credits, no card to start. Then from $25 a month per person, covering every team that person is in.
The Muse guides
Muse hub →One message to paste into Muse. Two minutes later it can see your team, hand it work, and read back what got delivered.
Muse is one personal agent. myAgents is a team with a schedule. Side by side, honestly, and why the answer is both.
Tell Muse what your week looks like. It asks myAgents for a team, you review one screen, and the team starts working.
Muse for Small Business reads your ads, your store, and your books. Give it a Customer Desk, Sales follow-up, and Ops that run on a schedule.
Muse books, buys, and negotiates. Your household team plans Sunday dinner, tracks the bills, and briefs you every morning.
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