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Who can use it: Available in Singapore on iOS, Android and muse.ai; basic use is free, with subscription plans available for higher usage.

How to use it: Open the Muse app or muse.ai and connect the relevant apps and connectors in settings.

Tip: Before making a purchase or reservation, ask Muse to compare prices, options and terms.

Who can use it: Rolling out gradually; it may not be available to all developers at the same time.

How to use it: Reconnect the MCP connection and ask the agent you use to create a new Meta integration; approve write operations one by one.

Tip: Do not share your app secret in the agent chat; Meta requires you to retrieve it from App Dashboard.

Who can use it: Existing Cloud API integrations will continue working until October 13, 2027; the transition affects all WhatsApp business developers.

How to use it: Accept the Marketing Messages API for WhatsApp terms, validate the live integration on the new endpoint, and update routing for reclassified traffic.

Tip: Do not wait until the deadline to transition; Meta says most integrations take about two weeks.

Who can use it: The weights are available through Hugging Face, Amazon SageMaker AI, Google Cloud Model Garden and Microsoft Foundry Models; hosted inference is available through Baseten, Fireworks AI, Groq, Modal, Nebius, OpenRouter and Together AI. The Muse Model License applies.

How to use it: Download the model from Hugging Face or run it with one of the supported providers; SGLang, vLLM, TensorRT-LLM, Transformers, MLX, llama.cpp and Unsloth are supported.

Tip: For local use, first choose the NVFP4, BF16 or GGUF version suited to your hardware; a 1 million-token context is practical only with enough memory.

Who can use it: By reservation at Pinacoteca di Brera in Milan, Italy; AI glasses are available as part of the pilot Tuesday through Friday, 10:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

How to use it: Reserve the Grande Brera tour and enable artwork recognition on the glasses; choose Meta AI or Be My Eyes for additional help.

Tip: Use open-ear headphones for museum directions and artwork descriptions so you can continue hearing sounds around you.

Who can use it: Rolling out gradually to Facebook Feed and Reels users; it may not appear, depending on the account and region.

How to use it: Open the three-dot menu on a post in Feed or Reels and go to Your algorithm; add topics or give Interested/Not interested feedback.

Tip: Write measurable preferences instead of general statements, such as 'less local politics, more Turkish-language AI training.'

Who can use it: For Muse Code subscribers; Maximum Usage and Power Usage plans include access to Muse Wonder Full. The announcement did not specify the price.

How to use it: Select the Maximum Usage or Power Usage plan on the Muse Code subscription page; choose Muse Wonder Full from the model selector.

Tip: Use the 80-times limit for extended, multi-file coding tasks; a lower plan may be enough for short tasks.

Who can use it: Muse Wonder is available in Meta Model API and Muse Code; API pricing is $4 per 1 million input tokens and $20 per 1 million output tokens. Muse Wonder Full is available only with a Muse Code subscription, on the Power Usage and Maximum Usage plans.

How to use it: Use muse-wonder-1.0 as the model ID in Meta Model API; in Muse Code, select the model from the relevant subscription plan.

Tip: For long tasks, clearly state the goal, constraints and key approval points in the first prompt; make use of Active Focus generating alternative plans.

Who can use it: Muse users on iPadOS; app and some connectors may vary by account, region, and phased rollout.

How to use it: Install the latest version of Muse from the App Store and open the app on your iPad; add connectors in the app settings.

Tip: Use the large screen to review and edit a marketing plan or product page draft prepared by Muse at the same time.

Who can use it: Available in India at meta.com, ray-ban.in, and select electronics and optical stores; starting price 44.300 INR. Ray-Ban Meta Audio coming soon.

How to use it: Buy Gen 3 from Meta or Ray-Ban stores in India and pair it with the Meta AI app.

Tip: Configure noise reduction from the six microphones for crowded or windy environments, and set up the action button for quick Meta AI access.

Who can use it: In the US and Canada, where Meta offers Muse; basic use is free, with subscription plans available for higher usage. Connectors may vary by account and region.

How to use it: In the Muse app, connect business tools and Meta business accounts from the connectors list in settings, then provide a business goal.

Tip: For the first task, ask it to create a measurable growth plan for the coming period using sales, advertising, and social media data.

Who can use it: US and Canada; iOS, Android, web, and surfaces supported by Muse. Basic use is free, with subscription plans available for higher usage.

How to use it: Open the Muse app or muse.ai and check availability in your account region.

Tip: For business use in Canada, first verify the Instagram professional account, Facebook Page, and email calendar connections separately.

Who can use it: A new platform for businesses and developers; detailed plan, regional, and pricing information has not yet been provided in the announcement.

How to use it: Follow Meta Enterprise Platform channels for enterprise access and product announcements; use Meta Model API and Muse Code for current developer access.

Tip: When planning enterprise use, document model access, data privacy, and agent approval workflows as separate requirements.

Who can use it: Developer preview; early access registration is required, and access is rolling out gradually.

How to use it: Sign up at dev.meta.ai/products/connectors and define the actions on your API or MCP server that Meta AI can call.

Tip: Enable only the actions needed in the connector, and require explicit user approval for write operations.

Who can use it: Global developer access; Geographic Use Policy restrictions by country and enterprise compliance requirements apply.

How to use it: Create an API key through dev.meta.ai and connect to Meta Model API endpoints; select an available model ID from the model catalog.

Tip: Check country restrictions and Standard/Contributor data-use terms before moving to production.

Who can use it: Muse Code users; Windows support announced with Connect, alongside macOS and Linux. Plan and usage limits may vary by subscription or usage.

How to use it: Install Muse Code from dev.meta.ai; open a repository in the Windows, macOS, or Linux client and assign a multi-step engineering task.

Tip: Break tasks into independently testable subtasks to prevent parallel workers from conflicting.

Who can use it: Available to developers building AI glasses apps; can be used with supported display and displayless glasses.

How to use it: Add the integration to your existing mobile app using the Device Access Toolkit 1.0 documentation in Wearables Developer Center.

Tip: First test workflows that don't require a phone screen with a small prototype that combines camera, audio, and motion data.

Who can use it: Coming soon; submission and approval details have not yet been released, and selected experiences will be published.

How to use it: Create an account in Wearables Developer Center and submit your experience when approval applications open.

Tip: Design an experience that can be understood with a one-sentence voice discovery prompt on the glasses and completed without looking at a screen.

Who can use it: WebMCP developer preview; for Meta Ray-Ban Display web apps and Meta AI integrations.

How to use it: Expose only the necessary functions in your web app through WebMCP and test them using the Wearables Developer Center documentation.

Tip: Separate functions into read and write operations; require approval for write actions such as purchases, sending, or account changes.

Who can use it: Coming to AI glasses in the coming months; it was not yet generally available at the time of the announcement, and region and model eligibility apply.

How to use it: When Muse support for glasses becomes available for your account, say the agent's name and ask a question or give a task about the object you're looking at.

Tip: Before using information seen by the glasses for actions such as making a purchase or filling out a form, verify the result on screen or by voice.

Who can use it: Introduced for Muse surfaces in the Connect 2026 announcement; rollout is gradual and regional availability applies.

How to use it: Start a voice conversation in the Muse app and describe your preferred pace, tone, or accent during the conversation.

Tip: Check important steps of a background task with written confirmation before it is completed, rather than during the voice conversation.

Who can use it: US preorders for Ray-Ban Meta Audio, with shipments on October 13; Gen 3 on sale on announcement day. Countries and optical options may vary by region; the announcement says expansion to Türkiye will come later.

How to use it: Order through Meta.com or authorized Ray-Ban channels and pair with the Meta AI app.

Tip: Consider the Audio model if battery life and open-ear comfort are priorities, and Gen 3 if the camera and quick AI access are priorities.

Who can use it: Coming to supported AI glasses via a software update later in 2026; model and regional availability may vary.

How to use it: When the update reaches your account, start a normal video recording with the glasses’ camera; Dolby Atmos capture will be applied automatically.

Tip: To preserve the spatial audio effect, record in a crowded or active environment and test playback with compatible headphones.

Who can use it: Coming to the US later in 2026; Hearing enhancement will be available on supported glasses for 149,99 US dollars or with a Meta One subscription, with HSA/FSA eligibility noted.

How to use it: On supported glasses, turn on Hearing enhancement, audio balance, or mono audio in the audio or accessibility settings of the Meta AI app.

Tip: Calibrate hearing enhancement in a quiet environment for your personal comfort, and don’t completely block out surrounding sounds in crowded places for safety.

Who can use it: Announced at Connect 2026 for release in the coming months; device, language, and regional availability may vary.

How to use it: When the features become available on your account, call up Meta AI on the glasses and give a voice task about running, cycling, nutrition, or a product you’re looking at.

Tip: For shopping, ask for a voice summary comparing prices and reviews, then confirm the purchase separately.

Who can use it: On sale in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom; on sale in France, Italy, and Germany starting October 13, 2026. The announcement says “later” for Türkiye.

How to use it: Order through Meta.com or authorized optical/retail channels in supported countries; pair the glasses with the Meta AI app.

Tip: If you plan to buy from Türkiye, wait for stock and compatibility announcements on the official country page; warranty and features may differ for orders from outside the region.

Who can use it: Introduced as a technology and Muse experience in the Connect announcement; not all example avatars are available in the Muse app.

How to use it: When the avatar feature becomes available for your account in Muse, select a reference image and start a real-time voice conversation.

Tip: Before sharing generated avatars, check Meta's invisible Video Seal watermark and terms of use.

Who can use it: Discoverable on Claude, Codex, and ChatGPT; it may not be available to everyone due to a phased rollout. It was released for development and testing workflows, not for production-scale messaging.

How to use it: Add WhatsApp Business Tools MCP to your agent’s MCP configuration and sign in with Facebook Login for Business.

Tip: During initial setup, have the agent check the Terms of Service, payment method, and Business Verification status in advance.

Who can use it: Plans are available globally; individual product plans start at 2,99 US dollars per month, individual bundles at 7,99 US dollars, and creator/business bundles at 14,99 US dollars. Pricing, benefits, and availability may vary by country, app, and account.

How to use it: Open Meta One or the subscription flow in the relevant app and choose one of the Core, Premium, Essential, Advanced, Expert, or Max options listed on your account.

Tip: If you only need a higher Meta AI generation limit, compare the Core or Premium plan instead of business tools.

Who can use it: Available in the US on iOS, Android, and muse.ai; support for AI glasses is coming later. Most use is free, with subscription plans for more.

How to use it: Write your goal in natural language in the Muse app or on WhatsApp; select the apps you want to connect and follow the approval flow before actions are taken.

Tip: For your first task, clearly specify the budget, deadline, and which steps require approval.

Who can use it: Available on accounts where Muse is offered; initially in the US, on iOS, Android, and web. Meta said it will also offer Confidential VM later in the year, encrypted with a key held only by the user.

How to use it: Manage connected service permissions, data training preferences, and remembered information in Muse settings; use the confirmation screen for sensitive actions.

Tip: For email, grant read-only permission first; enable sending and purchasing permissions separately when needed.

Who can use it: Available in Muse Code and Meta Model API; the Muse Spark 1.3 Standard and Contributor variants are available in the API, subject to usage terms.

How to use it: Select the model in Muse Code or use the muse-spark-1.3 model ID in a Meta Model API call; adjust the reasoning effort level for long tasks.

Tip: For ambiguous goals, have the agent summarize its plan first and ask for approval before irreversible steps.

Who can use it: Available in Meta Model API, Meta AI for Mac, and Muse Code; API pricing is $3 per 1,000 minutes, or about $0.18 per hour. Support is listed for 25 verified languages and additional languages.

How to use it: For live streaming, use wss://api.meta.ai/v1/asr/realtime; for recordings, use the POST /v1/asr/transcribe endpoint. Guide recognition with the keywords and languageBias parameters.

Tip: For meetings and calls, select DIARIZATION or ENDPOINTING mode and overwrite the previous text with cumulative partial transcripts.