Thalia launched as a free native Mac app for Meta’s Muse Code CLI that lets users plan, review, and allow a Muse Code agent run. It runs on Apple Silicon Macs with macOS 27. Plan mode restarts Muse in read-only until approval, Review locks the approved snapshot, and later edits invalidate it while checkpoints, MCP connectors, voice mode, and an embedded terminal are included.
Meta’s Muse, OpenAI’s Dots, and Uber’s driver assistant launched proactive AI agents that speak first to users with booking, monitoring, or marketplace advice. OpenAI’s Dots was announced on Sept 29 as part of a new $500 monthly tier. Proactive delivery shifts the main challenge from generating answers to deciding when, where, and whether to interrupt, using decision models that predict the value of sending a message versus the cost to the user.
Meta introduced Muse Gadgets, an open-source project that provides firmware and a Linux SDK so developers can build custom hardware devices that connect to its Muse personal AI agent. The company made and is giving away 5,000 USB-C-powered “Muse Home Link” devices to Muse subscribers while supplies last. This expands Muse from a standalone chatbot into a platform that can control connected home devices and be embedded in user-built hardware.
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