Meta's launching Muse, a development platform centered around two main components: Muse Spark and Muse Code. Muse Spark runs on Meta's Model API, giving developers access to their underlying AI models. The whole thing is positioned as a starting point for building applications, though the landing page doesn't spell out what specific capabilities or use cases Muse actually enables. Muse Code is the terminal-based tool that handles multi-agent coding. The installation is straightforward—one bash command pulls down an installer script from dev.meta.ai. It's built specifically to work with Muse Spark, suggesting tight integration between the two components. The emphasis on "multi-agent" coding hints at automation that goes beyond simple code generation, potentially orchestrating multiple AI agents to handle different parts of a development task. The page reads like a product teaser rather than a detailed explainer. You get the installation command and marketing language about "your next build," but almost no concrete information about what problems Muse solves, pricing, documentation links, or what makes it different from existing AI coding tools. If you're curious about specifics, you'd need to dig into their actual documentation or try installing it yourself.