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Muse from Meta: set it up right the first time
Get it from Google Play if it isn't on your phone yet, then change three settings before you start using it.
What it's for
Muse is a personal AI agent for tasks such as managing email, planning schedules, comparing purchases, and handling business work. On a new phone, it gives you a place to delegate those jobs, connect relevant services, and review actions before they happen.
Get the app
Official listing by Meta Platforms, Inc.
Install the official Muse from Meta app from Google Play, checking that the developer is Meta Platforms, Inc.
After it installs: three settings
- 01Review connected service access
Choose access according to the task you want completed. Muse can connect personal and business services, and you can revoke any connector whenever you want.
Look in the app's Settings for connected apps - 02Check task notification preferences
Muse keeps working after you close the app and sends notifications when something needs attention. Review notification preferences so you can notice requests that need your input.
Look in the app's Settings for notifications - 03Choose how Muse talks
Muse lets you name it and shape how it talks. Adjust those choices to make ongoing task conversations easier to follow and more comfortable for you.
Look in the app's Settings for personalization
Path as given in the developer's help pages; menu names can differ slightly between versions and phones.
Common problem
Is a task going off track? Start by checking the activity log and reviewing the instructions you gave Muse. Correct the task where needed, and revoke a relevant connector if you no longer want it accessed. Review proposed actions carefully before approving further work, especially when spending or cancellations are involved.
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